lightend flywheel

[dowhatido]

wanted to get some of yalls view points on how big of a difference does the performance flywheel make?

i'm lokking at goin with the competition clutch forged steel flywheel 8-10lbs puttin this on my b18c1 in a hatch

lmk what you think

[KevinT707]

I personally haven't found anything wrong with my 7 lb Fidanza flywheel yet, when I had the B16 switching from stock flywheel (18 lbs) to 7 lb felt really nice!

Do it!

[scttydb411]

i like running w/ the 7lb flywheel on my turbo'd civic. made a big difference over the heavy steel flywheel.

[bigdare23]

I'm using a 7-8lb flywheel myself. It's revs up fast as shit (but the rpms drop just as fast).

[KevinT707]

I'm using a 7-8lb flywheel myself. It's revs up fast as shit (but the rpms drop just as fast).
True, which makes DD driving not as comfortable (jerky)

[scttydb411]

I'm using a 7-8lb flywheel myself. It's revs up fast as shit (but the rpms drop just as fast).

this can acutally help when getting clocked by radar. it's saved me more than once.

[scttydb411]

True, which makes DD driving not as comfortable (jerky)

haven't really noticed that.

[dowhatido]

hell ya i hope to have mine in by this weekend, hope it makes a difference that i'm happy with...............and i could use the help with the cops

the chatter that it will give you can you do away with by tappin the gas when slowly starting off??? cause i pop the gas shen trying to ease on the clutch which i found helped with the 6-puck

[bigdare23]

haven't really noticed that.

notice who typed that! Kevin can drive LOL

[KevinT707]

notice who typed that! Kevin can drive LOL
Huh? I don't get it ..

[dowhatido]

ME EITHER , BUT WHATEVER.....LOL

[dowhatido]

well i like it.....a lot, car feels like new......i went with the 12lb for turbo reasons, but you can feel the 7lb difference......thanx for all input