light wieght flywheel?

[nofatchicks0073]

so im looking into parts for my build and i cant seem to find a whole lot of reviews on light wieght flywheels have any of you guys used any and can recomend a brand i have a buddy with an evo that has one and i hear it made a nice difference but he cant remember what brand it was im finding that fidansa has there 11 lb one that has been araound for awhile but act and excedy both have one that is 2 to 3 lbs heavy and twice ethe price any input would help let me know what you have used and if anybody knows of a youtube review thtat i just cant find for a 240 with one ley me know whenever i do get witch ever one i end up buying ill be doing a write up and a video review for sure soooooooo what do you guys suggest?

[Crazyirish]

Holy run on sentence bat man!
I was thinking about the spec billet steel flywheel myself. I'm not convinced a super light flywheel is the way to go.

[OutToWinPAHC]

I love lightweight flywheels.... only if your road racing and doing heavy autocross. I hate the way they feel on the street and strip. But if you want a good one I would go with Spec or Fidanza aluminum. I just dont like how fast the RPMS drop off and the feel or them.

[Warped161]

I use the Fidanza in my wife's Tiburon, i like the steel insert. a 60 dollar replacement instead of the whole thing. Throttle response is better but you have to get use to quick throttle drop between shifts and you need a little more gas off the line.

[corn322]

I've been running a Fidanza flywheel for 3 years now. I compared it to the stock flywheel, it is half the weight. I love the way it feels everywhere.

[nofatchicks0073]

nice yeah i think thats gonna be the one i get its cheap and its light i just wanted to hear from someone that has used it first

[sabretooth91]

Good info guys. thanks.

[darens13]

I've been running a Fidanza flywheel for 3 years now. I compared it to the stock flywheel, it is half the weight. I love the way it feels everywhere.

exactly! i love mine