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after market as in?
a km or rovan on what? cy or zen?
i have used the cy with km and rovan and vice versa with no issues
if your talking zen i haven't tried it on them
 
chitown joe said:
after market as in?
a km or rovan on what? cy or zen?
i have used the cy with km and rovan and vice versa with no issues
if your talking zen i haven't tried it on them
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I was thinking of maybe getting that light weight dark soul CNC one. If that's no good, could I have a couple ideas of good ones.
 
I would guess basically that there's less inertia - resistance to change speed - so it will permit the engine to spool up more quickly.
Also, being lighter, it may be more sensitive to imbalance, so needs to be fairly well balanced.

Al.
 
If you are going with a lightened flywheel make sure you do the mesh mod to your engine so that it doesn't suck any unwanted crap in there & damage it. Lightened = less bulk = more prone to damage
 
dwarfy said:
If you are going with a lightened flywheel make sure you do the mesh mod to your engine so that it doesn't suck any unwanted crap in there & damage it. Lightened = less bulk = more prone to damage
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I do have the pre filter on now and it has helped a ton with grass and little bits of gravel that want to get in there. So if it stays clean I should be alright. Thanks for all the input guys.
 
Its a waste of time and money if your only bashing around if your are serious racer well then i can see the sense of having one

Troy
 
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