Blue Evo 8

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Hello, I was wondering what you guys would recommend to me as far as flywheels go....

My intended use of the EVO: mainly as a daily driver, rarely drag race/autox, but the car spends most of its life on the streets/highway.....and I would like for it to accel on the street/highway.....

I've already done a some lightweight mods to the car.....i.e.- 2 pc Baer Girodisc rotors all around, lighter 15.5 lbs. 17X8 Enkei RPF1's, and a 2 pc. cromaly driveshaft from Devo tuning.

ACTman

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Since the stock flywheel is already pretty light on the EVO, you will not notice much difference using our Streetlite flywheel. The main improvement intended with our Streetlite for the EVO is that it is very durable compared to stock which is especially good for drag racing.

On the other hand, the Prolite is considerably lighter especially on the outer perimeter (where it counts the most) and yet still about 20% thicker behind the clutch surface, for good durability. For you, my vote is Prolite.

spdrcr456

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+1 for the prolite.

i had a prolight. then switched to a streetlite.

man wish i could go back. what i miss most is how fast the revs come back down when shifting. it makes clutchless shifting way easier.

although the streetlight launches better. more mass..

but i say prolite.

gsr0801

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hks twin dick clutch is freaking great. Almost like the exedy.

sidtheretard

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street lite

evo_gerard

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prolite

ssteve

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I run the prolite on the street and love it. I really dont see an issue with having a prolite for the street.

EmeryatSTM

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I cant even think of a reason someone would use a streetlite.

Blue Evo 8

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thanks for your responses guys... I sure love how fast the car will rev up and get thru the gears under hard accelleration....

By the way, would the 10.7 lb RRE no name cromaly flywheel be just as good, on the price standpoint, or should I fork out the extra $80 or so for a real ACT Prolite?

Secondly.... I know someone mentioned about launch issues.... now if I am using launch control thru my AEM EMS, it shouldnt really matter then right?

pog0

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I have the RRE no name flywheel, nothing comes close to it in price. Pretty much same specs as the ACT Prolite. I love it, the car revs so freely now and it's soooo easy to rev match.

Kracka

iTrader: (49)

If you're set on ACT, definitely go for the Prolite.

meltdown

iTrader: (16)

Call RRE and ask them what the difference is in the two flywheels. You'll be glad you called.

Aby@MIL.SPEC

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i have the prolite, i like it....my wife doesnt have any issues with it either....

i also have the basic act clutch / pressure plate.

Blue Evo 8

iTrader: (40)

really, what do you think they are going to tell me?

cool....looking back, I wish i had shelled out the extra $300 or so for the prolite flywheel, or even the RRE no name flywheel when I was getting my ACT Xtreme clutch put in... I would have saved loads on labor.

biggie5252

iTrader: (47)

Thanks for the thread. I was wondering this same thing, thinking that a prolite might be too light for the street. Question answered.