[s-cars] Benefits of a Lightweight Flywheel
Steve Mills
s.b.mills at gmail.com
Sun Aug 19 18:04:11 PDT 2012
It's not all upside. The car will be a little bit harder to start off from
a full stop without stalling the engine. The engine should be more
responsive, but depending on other mods this may not be that noticeable.
Also, lightweight flywheels are single mass, so you'll need a sprung clutch
disk and will probably have some chatter on engagement.
I went with a stock 7A flywheel (roughly same weight as stock) and I had a
bit of chatter, but no other issues.
Steve
On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 5:28 PM, Tony Curran <tony.curran at sympatico.ca>wrote:
> Hi folks,
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> I'm just about to have a new lightweight flywheel fitted (from 034) along
> with a new clutch (South Bend). I was just wondering what the benefits
> would
> be. So I guess a lighter flywheel poses less resistance to the engine, ergo
> less HP lost spinning up - more at the wheels. Also faster to spin down
> too.
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> What other changes will I notice?
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> Thanks,
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> Tony
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> 96 S6.
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