Lightweight flywheel = power and economy?
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Lightweight flywheel = power and economy?
A while back I installed a set of UR pulleys and noticed considerable fuel economy gains. Enough gain in fact for them to more than pay for themselves in the first year because of my long work commute. Because of the considerable savings and the added weekend fun, I've considered getting a lightweight flywheel. My throwout bearing is giving me some trouble and will be replaced soon so doing both at the same time would be much easier than doing them at different times.
Has anyone installed a lighter flywheel and noticed any FE gains as a result?
Has anyone installed a lighter flywheel and noticed any FE gains as a result?
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A while back I installed a set of UR pulleys and noticed considerable fuel economy gains. Enough gain in fact for them to more than pay for themselves in the first year because of my long work commute. Because of the considerable savings and the added weekend fun, I've considered getting a lightweight flywheel. My throwout bearing is giving me some trouble and will be replaced soon so doing both at the same time would be much easier than doing them at different times.
Has anyone installed a lighter flywheel and noticed any FE gains as a result?
Has anyone installed a lighter flywheel and noticed any FE gains as a result?
I'm in the UR group buy right now and can't wait for it to come. I also can't wait for more of an increase in MPG.
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