sexycar 4,000 RPM Senior Member Jun 9, 2005 #1 Hi.. Just wanna ask if it is good to have a lightened flywheel on a drift car...
G gti88 1,500 RPM Senior Member Jun 9, 2005 #2 if you want more response/more torque in the lower RPMs, you should make the fly wheel heavier.
S .S K A G E E. 500 RPM Senior Member Jun 17, 2005 #3 gti88 said: if you want more response/more torque in the lower RPMs, you should make the fly wheel heavier. Click to expand... err...you won't get response with a heavier fly wheel but more torque...:)
gti88 said: if you want more response/more torque in the lower RPMs, you should make the fly wheel heavier. Click to expand... err...you won't get response with a heavier fly wheel but more torque...:)
Joeker Walking Dead Senior Member Jun 17, 2005 #4 A lightened flywheel gives you better response and higher RPM. But RPM drops faster and a slight loss in torque.
A lightened flywheel gives you better response and higher RPM. But RPM drops faster and a slight loss in torque.
sexycar 4,000 RPM Senior Member Jun 18, 2005 #5 hmm... i think we dont want a quicker drop in rpm to hold long drifts.. but then again lighter or heavier flywheel needs corresponding throttle modulation.... adaptive driving according to car specs.
hmm... i think we dont want a quicker drop in rpm to hold long drifts.. but then again lighter or heavier flywheel needs corresponding throttle modulation.... adaptive driving according to car specs.
I ivan78 Known Member Senior Member Jun 22, 2005 #6 depend the rev you use to play. if you play around 3~5k rpm, original is good enough. if you always hit red line, take lighten one.
depend the rev you use to play. if you play around 3~5k rpm, original is good enough. if you always hit red line, take lighten one.