Living with a lightened flywheel on a 3.6
Discussion
Hi all,
I found a few threads on lightened flywheels and everyone agrees engine response is improved. But what I'd really like to know is if there's any downsides.
I need a new clutch and I'm wondering about getting a lightweight flywheel too. I just want to know if I should expect any aspects to be worse. This is a street car with a 3.6 and I assume TVR set the flywheel mass for a reason, so has anyone found problems with:
I found a few threads on lightened flywheels and everyone agrees engine response is improved. But what I'd really like to know is if there's any downsides.
I need a new clutch and I'm wondering about getting a lightweight flywheel too. I just want to know if I should expect any aspects to be worse. This is a street car with a 3.6 and I assume TVR set the flywheel mass for a reason, so has anyone found problems with:
- lumpy idle (with or without A/C on)
- difficulty pulling away
- any other dramas?
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