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> how many are using lightened flywheel and or stage 2 clutch kit, lightened flywheel
wes
post Sep 27 2013, 11:59 AM
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I am thinking of using a lightened flywheel and wondering what others experience. I did a search and all seems to be older, Also the stage 2 clutch kit. I have a 2.0 built to 2.4 with about 150 hp and will be mostly street use,, but I like power. Thanks
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This may effect EFI with low frequency sampling. Engine spins up too fast. If as I suspect, you are talking about a factory EFI system, it samples enough to avoid the problem.

MS I and II are batch fired and might have a problem or perhaps could perform better if the weren't batch fired. MS III *can* fire individually and should be better and have better low mid response.

Idle to redline happens quicker with a lighter rotating mass. Not sure high rev shifting has anything at all to do with it because that same mass decells quicker as well...
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