fc_dorifto

I am looking for a STEEL flywheel that weight about 15-17 lbs... Do you have any idea who makes one ?????

I have a 1990 TII ...

thank you !

Jager

iTrader: (10)

I know of the ones that corksport sells, but I can't reassure that they are steel.

http://www.corksport.com

Have fun!

SureShot

http://www.rx7store.net/product_p/actstreetlite.htm

That's the one I use..

fc_dorifto

do you have more spec about the ACT one ????

rodney87

Any particular reason your looking for a steel one? I know RB has a 17 lbs but I think its aluminum...

TII: Judgement Day

But take into mind that you're going to be adding the weight of the automatic counterweight you'll need to make it work.

snub disphenoid

The RB steel flywheel is 17lbs. and is a nice choice. I loved the one I had on my N/A, really made the engine SEEM more lively. 80% reduction in rotational inertia with only a ~10lb. reduction of overall mass is impressive and shows how much goes into the engineering of their products. /dickride

RETed

Racing Beat is the only steel lightened one that I know of in that weight range.

The ACT one is quite a bit lighter (12?), but it's a LOT cheaper!
Go figure...

On the RX-7 Store, they have it priced at $255(!!!).
I think the RB one is like $400???
Neither one comes with a CW, so you'll need one of those too...



-Ted

fc_dorifto

I know for the counterweight ..... I am looking for one from an S5..... I will take a look for the RB flywheel !

Thank ya !

fc_dorifto

under high HP the aluminium one would explose ..... and I want smooth shifts, nothing too light to keep the car streetable .....

Jager

iTrader: (10)

Actually the superlight (ACT, little RB flywheel) tend to be really streetable, it takes a few hours to get used to them, but thats also. (My friends Civic for example, he had a Prolite) I hope that's a good comparison.

SureShot

The ACT at RX-7 store is now $225 + $119 for the counter weight.
flywheel

I'm using it with a 6-puck copper/ceramic clutch with an XTD PP.
clutch kit

It gives a high clamp with light pedal pressure ratio.