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To lighten the flywheel, or not to lighten, that is the question... 120-130

posted by  tdskip on  Fri Dec 24 13:31 CST 2010
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Now would be the time to do it. She has a B20 in her, seems healthy, but have never had it running. I'm trying to build up a fast road car, and she'll be driven with brio..

If so how much off a stock flywheel is recommended (and safe)?

Thanks!





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