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Old 10-06-2003, 09:56 PM
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Wutz up everyone just wanted to ask a question, what do u all think about the aluminum flywheels, r they ok for daily street driving, i know it'll be a harsh ride but will it break quick or will it last, cause im also gonna put a 6-pad racing disk wit no springs and a racing pressure plate, thanx!!!
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somebody's got money...... u'll rev up alot faster buddy
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Old 10-07-2003, 12:41 AM
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I have the Racing Beat lightweight flywheel and an Act S/S clutch on my N/A, which is my daily driver. It's a great setup.
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They are great for track or autocrossing but not for drag racing.
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Actually it isnt too bad for drag racing. I had a SR Motorsports 9.5# one in my TII with an Act Street Stip Clutch and Pressure plate and cut a 13.08 with 10 lbs. of boost and 250RWHP.



I will tell you now that you 6 puck is going to be a bitch on the street couple that with the low inertia of the flywheel and you will have to really pay attention to what your doing in traffic. I switched to 6 puck sprung clutch and an ACT extreme Pressure Plate it really screwed up my launches. But it holds strong I guess its a worthwhile tradeoff.
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yah i got rid of my iron cross and put a stock disc in there, i'm too old for a puck type clutch



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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Oct 7 2003, 01:54 PM
yah i got rid of my iron cross and put a stock disc in there, i'm too old for a puck type clutch



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i drove 1k miles on a six puck with no springs and sat in traffic for 6 hours !!!!



i know i'm just insane ask carlos!
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Originally Posted by vosko' date='Oct 7 2003, 10:09 AM
[quote name='j9fd3s' date='Oct 7 2003, 01:54 PM'] yah i got rid of my iron cross and put a stock disc in there, i'm too old for a puck type clutch



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i drove 1k miles on a six puck with no springs and sat in traffic for 6 hours !!!!



i know i'm just insane ask carlos! [/quote]

i drove to la and back on the iron cross then i ripped it out, its now a laptop holder



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with that set up your gonna have two positions with your clutch pedal on and off...
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6 pucks aren't bad .



Heres a little bit of info. ACT is releasing thier flywheels for the FC's October, 15. They have a 13.7 and 9.9. The 13.7 sells for $204 and the 9.9 is around $240. THese prices are from HorsePowerFreaks (had them check when they screwd up my clutch order). Check out ACT's website also.
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