Aluminum Flywheel

[solid snake]

What do you guys think of this. Is this even a worth while investment?

 

Fidanza aluminum flywheels are milled from high-quality 6061 T-6 aluminum, for light weight with high strength and high-heat dissipation. The friction surface is 1050 high-carbon steel, secured with military-grade fasteners, and can work with any type of clutch material, including Kevlar, ceramic, sintered metal, and organic. The heat-treated ring gears are also 1050 steel, and are shrink-fitted and secured with Grade 8 button screws. These flywheels are SFI-approved.

 

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[Filthy Luker]

Meh I wouldn't bother. It's easier to stall with a lighter flywheel which would be a pain wheeling. You want all the engine momentum you can get.

[Animal]

Aluminum flywheels are good for quick response, not the sort of use you'd be using a Pathy for.

[patzx300]

I agree that a lightweight flywheel may not be good for wheeling, however, if you are going with a pressure plate that weighs considerably more than stock, it may not be a bad idea. I can get an 11 pound flywheel for $360 plus shipping from Nissan Motorsports.