Help Does a lightweight flywheel make your G37s faster?
Does a lightweight flywheel make your G37s faster?
If anyone has replaced their stock flywheel with a lightweight flywheel, can you please give me some feedback on the mod. Do you think it made your car faster, shift better, or just slows your car down easier during downshifts. I am thinking about putting a performance clutch and lightweight flywheel on my g37s and would love some feedback about this mod from people who have already done it on a G35, G37, or 350Z. Thanks
yes it will make ur car FEEL faster, bc you can go thru ur gears a lot quicker...imagine taking 15lbs off the rotating assembly??? big difference..
love my clutch, wish i had my flywheel installed as well...ya know i also have a stillen lightweight flywheel for sale ? =0)
love my clutch, wish i had my flywheel installed as well...ya know i also have a stillen lightweight flywheel for sale ? =0)
Does it theoretically make your car faster? Hell yes.
Does it ACTUALLY make your car fater? not enough to be noticeable.
The only reason to get a light flywheel is for throttle response (allows for more agressive downshifts). I do not recommend it unless you are SURE this is what you want; daily driveability and noise levels will suffer.
To the above poster: I call BS on the whp gain. I've yet to see a dyno proven gain from a lightweight flywheel. Any "gains" all fall within the margin of error on the dyno.
This coming from the guy who daily drives with a 8 lb flywheel
Does it ACTUALLY make your car fater? not enough to be noticeable.
The only reason to get a light flywheel is for throttle response (allows for more agressive downshifts). I do not recommend it unless you are SURE this is what you want; daily driveability and noise levels will suffer.
To the above poster: I call BS on the whp gain. I've yet to see a dyno proven gain from a lightweight flywheel. Any "gains" all fall within the margin of error on the dyno.
This coming from the guy who daily drives with a 8 lb flywheel
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A dyno wont show the gains of a lightweight flywheel. The track will. Same sort of gain as a short throw shifter (G already has one) or changing your gears. Measuring of hp does not determine the performance of your vehicle, just your engine.
Dyno proof? Unless you're running an extremely light flywheel and clutch disk combo, you're not reducing rotating mass enough to really show a difference. Anything that WILL show up as less drivetrain loss will more than likely hurt street driveability...


