lighter flywheel
Originally posted by Utah S2K
*cough* I guess he doesn't know the answer to your question *cough*
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*cough* I guess he doesn't know the answer to your question *cough*
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I did do a search, but I found nothing that talked about the torque with the new flywheel?
I have the Spoon flywheel and it's about 5 pounds lighter than stock. It doesn't lose torque, it makes better use of the existing torque since the mass that the engine needs to spin is lighter. So no, it doesn't lose torque, nor does it gain torque.
What you will find that the flywheel spins up faster and also spins down faster.
What you will find that the flywheel spins up faster and also spins down faster.
Your life made easy. Check out this thread:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...hlight=flywheel
Hint: Its not about a power gain or loss. This thread should cover nearly any question you'll have.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...hlight=flywheel
Hint: Its not about a power gain or loss. This thread should cover nearly any question you'll have.
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