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    Lighten stock fly wheel.

    As stated,have someone done this before?Lighten the original/stock F20/F22/h22 fly wheel?

    I know l/weight fly wheel means reduce the thickness of the fly wheel,drill hole,etc so that the throttle respond can be quicker,of course this mod will reduce top speed and the fly wheel must be balanced before install.

    But,what i concern is after all this being done,is the stock fly wheel still hold the strength or rigidity to our engine out put?let's say stock engine.

    If someone has done this before,please show some details on how and what is the limitation on lighten the stock fly wheel weight.

    Thank you.
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    #2
    im not sure about accord flywheels cuz i just recently became and accord lover but on integras, the stock weight of a ls flywheel was 19 lbs and most people said the safest you could go was 14lbs without screwin the strength of the flywheel. I'm sure it still does to an extent but i havent had any issues with mine. Im sure it doesnt help much but hope it atleast gives you an idea

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      #3
      it be better just getting a 9pd flywheel. and i dont see it reducing top speed.
      miss my turbo cb7
      moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did

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        #4
        IMO its not worth it to lighten the stock flywheel especially when lightened flywheels are dirt cheap on ebay!

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          #5
          Originally posted by Chrisisiced
          IMO its not worth it to lighten the stock flywheel especially when lightened flywheels are dirt cheap on ebay!
          It's probably cheaper just to get an aftermarket lightwieght flywheel.



          And a lightweight flywheel won't change the speed of the car.

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            #6
            ask 92ex, he bought my stock lightened flywheel. I think stock is like 19-21 pounds and they took off 3 or 4. He loves it. And its boosted
            Knowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word

            FSAE (F Series Accord Enthusiasts) ..."A dying breed thats taking it to the next level" #12

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              #7
              Yeah, I have MRX's stock lightened flywheel. weighs about 15 pounds. My car isn't boosted anymore, but the flywheel is nice and holds up to the abuse. If your not one for the 8.8lbs one and want lighter then stock, I'd say it's a good option
              Shift_BOOST

              BOOM!

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                #8
                dude why go through all that you could get a 8lb FIDANZA FLYWHEEL cheap!!
                Freedom Is Not Free
                U.S Army 02/08 Medically Discharged

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                  #9
                  got a 8lbs fidanza flywheel with a stage 3 6 puck clutch for 300 shipped.

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                    #10
                    icicic....
                    i think i get the answer....

                    Thanks for all the feed back bro....
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