Just wondering how many people here have fidanza aluminum flywheels on their car?
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Fidanza Aluminum Flywheels
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Just wondering how many people here have fidanza aluminum flywheels on their car?
Ray
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Ray
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i have exedy i dont like using alumnium for a flywheel on a daily driver.
(this is a little off topic, but is he aloud to have that advertising in his sig?)
(this is a little off topic, but is he aloud to have that advertising in his sig?)
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THats a not so bad price.Ive heard some good stuff about these..
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mikespeed said:
whats wrong with aluminum. And fidanza is the only company that makes lightweight flywheels for the KA.
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Please don't think anymoreuno said:
Really no danger in an aluminum flywheel warping on the street. Also not all are created equal...some have decent street manners, some don't depends on how light and what the driving conditions are.
Most people have no clue on how much reducing rotating mass has on a car. Many times underdrive pullies gain is not so much by the underdrive (the common attacked reason they don't work) but by the weight reduction.
I ran an 11 pound Fidanza on my '89 Conquest TSi which I drove back and forth to work 70 miles a day in rush hour traffic (if there is such a thing here in Wisconsin). I had no driveability problems at all, and it seemed to make the car a bit more peppy. It did drop revs rather quickly, but a quick goosing between shifts took care of that. Granted, every car will be different in how it takes to an aluminum flywheel though... What worked for me might not work for the next guy, and vice-versa.
-Brad <- looking for a '91-94 SE coupe...
-Brad <- looking for a '91-94 SE coupe...
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Sport compact car warped a toda chrome-moly one on their project silvia after some drag racing abuse and bunrouts,,imagine what would have happened to an aluminum one.alkemyst said:Please don't think anymore
Really no danger in an aluminum flywheel warping on the street. Also not all are created equal...some have decent street manners, some don't depends on how light and what the driving conditions are.
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You are talking deliberate abuse conditions....the burnouts are what caused the problem not the drag racing. Extended burnouts can f*ck up a lot of even hardened stuff.mikespeed said:Right!
Sport compact car warped a toda chrome-moly one on their project silvia after some drag racing abuse and bunrouts,,imagine what would have happened to an aluminum one.
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hey, why is there no mention of the JWT flywheel? i have one, and could not be happier....of course, they might run a little more 'spenive....unless you know someone there
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