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Stock Flywheel vs Aftermarket
Alright guys so i'm just curious as to how many of you are using the STOCK awd flywheel? I ordered everything for my trans rebuild and have been debating getting a aftermarket one (ACT, ext..) because i've heard of bad things happening on the stock flywheel. I won't be making crazy power this year, goal is 400-450 by end of summer or what I can get with this 20g.
Any thoughts are welcome Mark |
Re: Stock Flywheel vs Aftermarket
Lighter flywheels are nice for quick revs, but it doesn't drive as nice. You have to rev it up a bit more to get it off the line. I want back to stock on mine years ago. Just make sure you inspect it for hairline cracks because some have exploded in high horse applications.
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http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/driv...-explodes.html
Mark, I have the ACT aftermarket wheel and I love it. It drives just as nice as a stock flywheel and mine is even barely turned/polished for perfection before I put it in. You can even try mine if you'd like. I wouldn't go aluminum unless you knew you weren't going to daily and I would go twin clutch if you have no budget. Long story short, I'd move up from stock if I'm going to the effort of replacing one in the first place. |
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Yea thats the forum I had in mind. I have a act streetlite in my car right now (fwd). Really want the safety comfort one brings but it would push my install date back some.
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I always ran the stock one for drivability reasons.
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Yes I probably will be running the stock one. My power goals are my only concern.
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I wouldnt be concerned at those power levels, unless its in shit condition or something. I ran 541hp @ DB (628 @ MAP) with my stock one.
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Sounds good, thats the plan then.
Thanks! |
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