actually, you will get hp to wheels out of it. less rotational mass in the drivetrain will put less stress on the crank and thereby giving u some ponies. no clue how much it'll give you, my guess is 8-10 . it will obviously rev up and down faster (because of what i said about less strain on the rotating crank) _________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca
DarkOne> Screw you guys, i'm going home. chrysler kid> and fyi i have never HAD to shave. DR1665> I'm sure your Talon and my Talon are all there needs to be, since we're the only two Talons that really matter around here
"drugs have taught an entire generation of american kids the metric system. "
lighter flywheels are cool, but someone a while back lost their car to a flywheel hitting the gas tank, which brings me back to wondering when scattershields will come out. i saw a post on them not too long ago. but NA, i doubt you'll be throwing any flywheels off. go get one and tell us how it feels!
Originally posted by JWoodley lighter flywheels are cool, but someone a while back lost their car to a flywheel hitting the gas tank, which brings me back to wondering when scattershields will come out. i saw a post on them not too long ago. but NA, i doubt you'll be throwing any flywheels off. go get one and tell us how it feels!
the clutch is no where near the gas tank.....how did that happen?
_________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca
DarkOne> Screw you guys, i'm going home. chrysler kid> and fyi i have never HAD to shave. DR1665> I'm sure your Talon and my Talon are all there needs to be, since we're the only two Talons that really matter around here
"drugs have taught an entire generation of american kids the metric system. "
fidannza makes a lightweight flywheel for our cars, part number 161771 (product code mit7) weighs about 7 and a half pounds, probly run you about 420.00 bones or so _________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca
DarkOne> Screw you guys, i'm going home. chrysler kid> and fyi i have never HAD to shave. DR1665> I'm sure your Talon and my Talon are all there needs to be, since we're the only two Talons that really matter around here
"drugs have taught an entire generation of american kids the metric system. "
#64688, "RE: flywheel" In response to Reply # 7 Dec-14-03 07:41 AM by WickedESi
Originally posted by turbo8u fidannza makes a lightweight flywheel for our cars, part number 161771 (product code mit7) weighs about 7 and a half pounds, probly run you about 420.00 bones or so _________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca DarkOne> Screw you guys, i'm going home. chrysler kid> and fyi i have never HAD to shave. DR1665> I'm sure your Talon and my Talon are all there needs to be, since we're the only two Talons that really matter around here "drugs have taught an entire generation of american kids the metric system. "
I got mine for $325 shipped, I needed a new one so I went w/ a Findanza aluminum.
And just a side note, the Findanza aluminum one is almost as strong as the stock iron one. It's dangerous to shave down you stock one to lighten it, but an after market aluminum one is safe!
Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician
Originally posted by daniel992gnt how much power with an aluminum flywheel produce to the wheels??
i have a fidanza flywheel and an unorthodox crank pulley so i am i guess looking at about 15 to 20 more at the wheels and alot of quick reving !!!! oo yeah!!!
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. it will obviously rev up and down faster (because of what i said about less strain on the rotating crank)
