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28-02-2008, 19:17

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Anyone know roughly how much weight can be taken off the flywheel without making the engine braking effect too great?

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28-02-2008, 20:21

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Take off as much as it is safe to as there is always a risk of them breaking up if too much material is removed from critical areas.

I wouldnt be concerned about weights, Weigh it once it is finished

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28-02-2008, 20:43

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My first flywheel had about 4lbs removed

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i think the sr20's and rb25's are about 22lbs, i know the fj 20 lightened ones are around 10lbs and 12lbs, i got a custom one made at 16lbs from en8, alot are made from chrome moly.just some useless info, that don't really help.

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pics of some flywheels i had done, cost around £85-£100 IIRC

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