Pro Street Lightweight Flywheels - 10.45 lbs - in stock! ACT Combos also.
Feb 14, 2005, 02:12 PM
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Pro Street Lightweight Flywheels - 10.45 lbs - in stock!
We would like to take a minute to introduce a new product that we have been working on for quite some time, and finally we have received our first batch for stock. We guarantee our flywheels for 1 year against any manufacturing defect. If anything is wrong (other than normal wear), we'll replace it!
With great success on our own EVO, and a few of the EVOs we are currently building and sponsoring, we would like to introduce to you our Pro Street Lightweight Flywheel. The EVO 8 application weighs in at 10.45 lbs, and coupled with a ACT clutch has shown great results. We like these flywheels with both the street disc and 6 pucked ACT clutches.
Our flywheels are made from 4140 Forged Steel, and our Ultra Lightweight flywheels create a great benefit of having a steel flywheel. Though it does not create additional horsepower, the flywheel does allow the engine to more rapidly transfer its power to the drivetrain. Due to its reduced mass, it allows an engine to have quicker throttle response and rev faster under acceleration. For turbo vehicles, the flywheel allows for faster spooling and greater power potential.
Unlike the aluminum flywheels, the Pro Street flywheel is not noisy and due to the slightly heavier weight is a better daily driver. Aluminum is the fastest material to warp under high heat, so with our flywheel, you are less prone to the flywheel warping.
Meets SFI 1.1 or 1.2.
You can order here:
http://www.prostreetonline.com/buy/p...eet_flywheels/
Thank you!
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Originally Posted by broeli
I thought I remember the flywheel being 250 at first. Price went up?
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Originally Posted by strongbear0
What's the real advantage to buying your flywheel when we can get the fidanza one for 15.00 more and it's lighter.
Plus, aluminum is the fastest material to warp under high heat.