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    light flywheel question

    is it true light flywheels ruin top speed acceleration? my cousin recently replaced is stock setup with a f1 racing clutch and flywheel kit and now he cant go past 117mph


    #2
    117mph is the speed limiter.
    Originally posted by sweet91accord
    if aredy time i need to put something in cb7tuner. you guy need to me a smart ass about and bust on my spelling,gramar and shit like that in so sorry.

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      #3
      Originally posted by skilzz
      is it true light flywheels ruin top speed acceleration? my cousin recently replaced is stock setup with a f1 racing clutch and flywheel kit and now he cant go past 117mph
      how does that even make sense?

      ...adjust accordingly

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        #4
        it is a h23 prelude wouldnt the limiter be higher?

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          #5
          I have a Bisimoto (8.9lb) flywheel/H22A tranny have no issues with "ruined" top end. It actually get's up there pretty good.
          3 CB's gone....
          1 WK Overland....

          Still miss the CB though......maybe one day.

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            #6
            Yes a lighter flywheel may ruin your top end (Depending on set up and how good the product is). I purchased a 8.5 pound Fidanza Aluminum Flywheel. I was told that light flywheels are not good for every day use. The Stock flywheel weighs around 20 pounds. For every day use a 12 pound flywheel should be good.
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              #7
              i'm still looking at that twelve pound F1 flywheel, looks like a good deal and i can't find any con about it anywhere.

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                #8
                Originally posted by STL_92_Accord
                Yes a lighter flywheel may ruin your top end (Depending on set up and how good the product is). I purchased a 8.5 pound Fidanza Aluminum Flywheel. I was told that light flywheels are not good for every day use. The Stock flywheel weighs around 20 pounds. For every day use a 12 pound flywheel should be good.
                i thought it would be the other way around. as in everyday driving you would do alot of accelerating and decelerating not constant top speeds

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by STL_92_Accord
                  Yes a lighter flywheel may ruin your top end (Depending on set up and how good the product is).
                  I can see no reason for this being the case. Can you back up your statement?"
                  Regards from Oz,
                  John.

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