Flywheel ?s

[kirbycope]

i would imagine a daewoo one would work.
maybe this?
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6286

well i was asking why because it isnt really worth it...its solely for weight reduction and i dont think 10 pounds is worth it...besides...they're usually put in conjuction with short shift kits, performence clutch and uhhhh oh ya RACE CARS

[AVE0SAM]

did you bother reading the thread...especially what audacityracing posted

no i didnt bother...i know it all comes down to math...im gonna have my physics major look at it, cuz its still fishy to me, and def not worth the effort in my opinion

[ontarian_frog]

umm 10lbs spinning at 6500rpm....That is a heck of a lot of inertia.

[AVE0SAM]

no i didnt bother...i know it all comes down to math...im gonna have my physics major look at it, cuz its still fishy to me, and def not worth the effort in my opinion

all the formula's he used are right and i went over the math briefly and it looks all good

[AveoSSSupercharged]

it may only be 10 pounds being taken off but think about how much faster you can hold something and spin it yourself. and then take weight off....its easier and can go faster.

well i challenge a dyno run on it...whomever puts this on their car i wanna see dyno before and after before i believe it

[AveoSSSupercharged]

how about results on other cars instead? there gonna have similar results.

[exodus]

just my input: it's a pain in the ass to drive cars with lightweight flywheels in the city.