Lightened flywheels?
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MidWest240Collector
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Lightened flywheels?
Is there one? I know, I know, I should use the search function to figure these things out but I'm lazy.
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Nameless EJ6
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Re: Lightened flywheels? (MidWest240Collector)
Yes, there is one. There's lots of them.
Don't be lazy, click the sponsors and start looking for them.
Don't be lazy, click the sponsors and start looking for them.
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Skyline25GT-T
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Re: Lightened flywheels? (Nameless EJ6)
theres a lot of them i recomend a exedy`s cromoli flyweel its about 5 kg lighter then the original or less.
Gian Carlo
Gian Carlo
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MidWest240Collector
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themadscientist
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Re: Lightened flywheels? (MidWest240Collector)
question answered so I'll close this one. Midwest, report to detention. Write "I will use the search function and not be a lazyazz" like seven or eight times!