nightcrawler7188

it's 8lbs. which i know is much lighter than stock, so i was wondering if anyone had any experience with it. once it's lighter it should be ok right?


http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/merchant...uct_Code=191581

overst33r

What do you mean it should be ok? A lighter flywheel will let your engine rev up/down faster. You might gain some top end hp but lose some low-end torque...

8lbs is extremely light...

PeanutButter

I have one in my car.

Only problem i have now is that it dips down to 200 rpms and shoots back to stock idle while coming to stoplights

nightcrawler7188

i know waht it does. i was just wondering whether anything else mattered other than the weight. if you say 8lbs is extremely light, i guess this is a good one then

nightcrawler7188

does the car vibrate and rattle violently as well? or does the rpm just drop?

doublearon22

The engine is not going to make and more or less HP or torque, nor will you loose any low end toque, lowering the weight of the flywheel allows the engine to more effectively transfer the power to the wheels. A very worthwhile mod, one that I have done to all my cars.

nightcrawler7188

i know that i was just wondering if there was anything else to consider besides weight when buying a flywheel

overst33r

That may be for the S2000 because of its power characteristics. There are exceptions to every rule...

This M3 lost 1wtq and gained 12whp.

http://www.europeancarweb.com/projectcars/...l/photo_06.html

MpBradyS2K

My question exactly. Sometimes lightened flywheels will rattle when disconnected (Clutch pedal depressed)

nightcrawler7188

^^i was referring to the violent vibration from when the engine speed drops very low then comes back up. but either way, can anyone answer our questions?