Comptech Clutch/Flywheel
04-09-2003 | 11:48 AM
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I don't think I'll get a chance to dyno only that package... I probably won't dyno for a while, but I'll tell you what my 'butt-dyno' says 
Bottom-line is this.... in terms of E.T. it will give about the same... as what the Comptech Header does... 2-3 tenths. The power lost in the drive-train especially during hard-shifts is quite a bit!! Combine this with good tires and you have nearly a 0.5s improvement.
Bottom-line is this.... in terms of E.T. it will give about the same... as what the Comptech Header does... 2-3 tenths. The power lost in the drive-train especially during hard-shifts is quite a bit!! Combine this with good tires and you have nearly a 0.5s improvement.
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04-10-2003 | 12:25 AM
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Don't forget to factor in installation. This is even a tough one for me to consider doing myself, and I have done everything myself! From the look of the service manual, it is a pain to drop the tranny for a clutch swap. I know allmotor will do this himself 
, let me know how it goes! I have been wanting a lightened flywheel since the first time I drove it! p.s. I did not see this on Comptech's site... where did you find?
, let me know how it goes! I have been wanting a lightened flywheel since the first time I drove it! p.s. I did not see this on Comptech's site... where did you find?
04-10-2003 | 12:49 AM
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Originally posted by BlueCLS6
Don't forget to factor in installation. This is even a tough one for me to consider doing myself, and I have done everything myself! From the look of the service manual, it is a pain to drop the tranny for a clutch swap. I know allmotor will do this himself, let me know how it goes! I have been wanting a lightened flywheel since the first time I drove it! p.s. I did not see this on Comptech's site... where did you find?
Don't forget to factor in installation. This is even a tough one for me to consider doing myself, and I have done everything myself! From the look of the service manual, it is a pain to drop the tranny for a clutch swap. I know allmotor will do this himself
, let me know how it goes! I have been wanting a lightened flywheel since the first time I drove it! p.s. I did not see this on Comptech's site... where did you find?
04-10-2003 | 12:56 AM
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It will definately be more of a pain than the headers I think it
retails for $999.00, although I think that's too much for a clutch/flywheel IMO! A good friend gets a pretty deep reseller's discount with them, so he passes that on to me.
I think itretails for $999.00, although I think that's too much for a clutch/flywheel IMO! A good friend gets a pretty deep reseller's discount with them, so he passes that on to me.
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