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Flywheeljust a quick question there if any1 knows, is it possible to get some1 to lighten a stock flywheel on a lathe and balance it?
![]() Re: Flywheelyup, it is. You thinking about it?
![]() Re: Flywheeldefo, the clutch is nearly on the way out so i was thinking of picking up a second hand 1.8 flywheel and getting it done for when the clutch goes
![]() Re: Flywheeltread carefully on who balances it for you. It should really be dynamically balanced with the crank...
The perfection of a Car's beauty is that nothing should be there for beauty's sake.
![]() Re: Flywheelthanks for the info, the whole thing is a bit above my head, any recomendations as to who might be good to do it and how much id be looking at
![]() Re: FlywheelProbably a stupid question, but why do you want to alter the flywheel??
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![]() Re: Flywheelyou are probably better off getting a used oem mazda one from one of the limited editions. rs ltd and r-ltd , vr-ltd etc
The jap import limited editions(mk1) weigh in at 12lbs compared to the standard 21 lbs makes a huge difference , especially if you have a supercharger strapped on can be had usually for circa 100 quids , give or take a bit ![]()
Re: Flywheelcheck out steves link john, it explains it a hell of a lot better than i would!
$160 certainly cheaper than a new 1. ill email them on shipping costs. Do you have any idea if the lightened flywheel was on the mk2 rs?
![]() Re: FlywheelNow I see, very interesting and informative..TA!!
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Ask them if they'll ship via registered USPS.. they can be a fair bit less and almost as fast as the couriers. Think you can get them to do pick ups too online.
![]() Re: Flywheelthe stock mk2 rs flywheel is 21lbs but the one i had in my written off one is 12lbs
i managed to buy it back off the insurance company tho and will be pulling the engine for a guy who is collecting it next weekend. 3 days before it was written off i had only flippin fitted a new clutch ![]()
Re: FlywheelIs this your daily driver?
If so read up on the drawbacks of light weight flywheels. Ones i know of are increased gear lash noise in the box (not a nice sound when engine braking) Also lumpier running in some aspects of driving due to less inertia.
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these would apply to severely lightened flywheels only - sub 8lbs esp aluminium ones the factory lightened flywheels have all the benefits with no drawbacks ![]()
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