flywheel

[GTXSport]

Has any1 installed a Frenza flywheel on a 2.2? Is it worth installing, or should I stay with the stock 1?

[Red2.4SS]

Originally Posted by GTXSport

Has any1 installed a Frenza flywheel on a 2.2? Is it worth installing, or should I stay with the stock 1?

Thats what I am debating on my 2.4 also. Is the light weight flywheel worth it.
I have had one on a previous car with much less power and had mixed results.

[nugz]

Typically, any time you take weight away from what the engine has to move it will have a good result. Light weight pulleys and flywheels wont add any HP but they free up existing power. If you have the money to spend, it wouldn't hurt.

[Montecarloman]

The stock flywheel weighs about 30 lbs., the Fidanza unit is only 8 lbs. Hell of a drop, should let the engine rev real fast. I'd love to install one but untill my clutch goes splat I'm not dropping the tranny.

[GTXSport]

That was what I was thinking. With the mods I've made, plus a turbo, what kind of clutch should I run? I know they have about 4 stages of them, but they all cost about the same. What do you guys think about the Centerforce Dual Friction set up?

[gibsonj4]

I would get an exedy stage II clutch with the fidanza flywheel. That way you can do both at the same time.

[GTXSport]

Is the Exedy Stage II clutch better than the Centerforce Dual Friction set up?

[gibsonj4]

Hoew much powere are you wanting to achieve? Having a higher stage clutch also means it's harder to drive.

[cobaltkrazy]

Originally Posted by GTXSport

That was what I was thinking. With the mods I've made, plus a turbo, what kind of clutch should I run? I know they have about 4 stages of them, but they all cost about the same. What do you guys think about the Centerforce Dual Friction set up?

i was told those werent being made anymore, i tried to get one, but a week after ordering, i found out the code was non-existent, thus ending up putting a factory one back in:(

[gibsonj4]

Originally Posted by cobaltkrazy

i was told those werent being made anymore, i tried to get one, but a week after ordering, i found out the code was non-existent, thus ending up putting a factory one back in:(

yuck that sucks man. I would go wiuth exedy stage II. It's just enough for street and i doubt ur gonna run crazy 400 whp kinda power. It also will not be THAt hard to drive. Driving a car with an afetrmarket clutch like a stage 3 or 4 is tough. It takes a lot of effort to just press it in and shift.