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Zilvia FREAK!
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someone woke up the dead with this one.... the post was almost 1yr 6mo OLD!
too light of a flywheel sucks for everyday. combine that with any other lightened rotational mass of the drivetrain and the daily driveability continues to only get worse from a traffic stop n go point of view. I have lightened aftermarket internal components and a lightened chromoly clutchnet flywheel/clutch assembly. I'm only missing the 1pc driveshaft. I'd recommend a standard lightned chromoly flywheel and maybe a 1pc driveshaft. you will feel a differnece... +1 or -1 depends on your driving style, skill, habit..... and so on. ~m
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Leaky Injector
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Aguadilla, PR
Age: 41
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I made an Auto to Manual swap in a 93' coupe using a Fidanza aluminum flywheel (11 lbs.), stock motor and clutch. I don't have any problem with the stop n go but i do feel "kind of" a lack of power on the high end thou.
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arent there 7lb fidanza flywheel?.....i have a stock 96 SE...i was thinkin getting that lightwieght flywheel and bolt on a 6 puck ACT and extreme pressure plate?....will that work- mixing different brands and putting them together...or just get the lightweight flywheel with stock pressure plate and clutch for a normal daily driven car but revs quicker when u need it...ya know ~_^
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Leaky Injector
Join Date: Feb 2008
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The Fidanza flywheel i bought was 11 lbs. as far as i know.
If i would know better when i did my auto to manual swap, i would go with a RB20DET Chromoly flywheel (12 lbs) with a Z32 NA stock or equivalent clutch. Since this combo is bigger than the 240sx combo, it will be lighter than stock but not as light as the Alum. flywheel/clutch combo for 240sx. Also it will still maintain "kind of" stock pedal feel with a very good torque and HP capabilities (I mean Serious HP and Torque) in case of in the feature you decide to put some serious HP down to the tires. And it will be significantly cheaper than the Fidanza/ACT clutch combo for 240sx. Last edited by EchaKqulo; 09-18-2009 at 09:38 AM.. Reason: Answering Fidanza Question |
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Zilvia Junkie
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Location: Dallas
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With the exception of stop and go traffic, I have yet to find any reason I don't like my lightweight flywheel.
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