Lightwieght Flywheel?

[DriftNGo]

Ok so I was wandering has anyone tried the lightweight flywheels that are on the market for the Rb20det? This is a Mod I am considering making when I replace the clutch.

If you have input on your experience it would be greatly appreciated.

[flatrate]

i have a nismo lightweight fly on my RB25, it came that way though i never had a stocker installed but from previous experience with other engines its a modification worth doing IMO... just dont get crazy and go to light

[Jables]

Im running a lightweight steel on my RB26 and im really happy with it. It had an aluminum in it when i got the motor. Drives much nicer then the aluminum did. I had a serious clutch issue so i had to go in there anyway. When i got the transmission off someone had resurfaced the aluminum flywheel instead of replacing the friction surface which was causing further travel on the TOB.

[DriftNGo]

What would you consider to be too light? I have seen quite a few that are in the neighborhood of 12lbs...

This is going to be for a drift car.

[HxC_Nismo]

if you plan on drag racing stay away from the lightweight flywheels unless your going with a multi disc clutch, but on a single clutch disc setup i personally prefer the stock flywheel. but if you choose to go with a lightweight flywheel stay away from fidanza cause the starter ring gears on those like to break when used for long term use, try to go with a lightweight steel flywheel like a spec, act, etc.

[Jables]

I think my steel weighs in at 12lbs. Aluminum at about 10 lbs. I would probably say you would be best off with steel IMO..

[TimTheTool]

i dont mean to steel the heat or anything but has any one tryed the xtd flywheel? i know the clutches are complete crap. but do u think the flywheel would work good with a act clutch?

[Joe]

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[toadx8u]

if you plan on drag racing stay away from the lightweight flywheels unless your going with a multi disc clutch, but on a single clutch disc setup i personally prefer the stock flywheel. but if you choose to go with a lightweight flywheel stay away from fidanza cause the starter ring gears on those like to break when used for long term use, try to go with a lightweight steel flywheel like a spec, act, etc.

hey hans whats the problem with running a lightweight in drag racing...i have been doing it for years with both my KA and my RB now...i run the spec stage 4 unsprung with lightened flywheel and lightened pressure plate...i do 5k launches and dont have a problem...i love the spec stuff...