I caved was Re: [Shotimes] are Al flywheels worth it?

Ian Fisher dataflash@yahoo.com
Wed, 8 Dec 2004 13:02:47 -0800 (PST)


Well, I went ahead and bought a used SHOshop unit
today for half the price of a new one. The insert is
supposed to be in good shape but I'll still mic it and
maybe have the shop grind it down ever so slightly.
FWIW Clutchmasters denies supplying the SHOshop with
their flywheels but I am not sure I believe that. I
called them in search of a cheaper insert since I
believe their flywheel is the one that the SHOshop
sells.

As far as a clutch goes, I am looking at the
Clutchmaster's unit that Mike is selling..organic
disc, HD PP.

Ian
I need acc belts, plug wires, maybe chain tensioners,
shims and a clutch....and I think that's finally it!

--- cmichaelo@optonline.net wrote:

> There are several good things about the ultra-lite
> flywheel but only one bad thing, IMO.
> 
> The bad thing is the price.
> 
> The good things are: 
> 
> 1) Increased TQ and HP (though not noticable by me).
> But obviously (at least it seems obvious to me) when
> reducing the rotating mass you gain wheel TQ and HP.
> 
> 2) Improved throttle response. This was noticable on
> my car. Didn't turn it into a motorcycle though,
> like Vadim claimed it would (and which I sent him an
> email about his exaggerated claim...never heard
> back.)
> 
> 3) I didn't notice any effects on the idle rpm and
> idle stability.  So I consider that a good thing
> too, since I was told it would affect the idle.
> 
> Michael
> 94MTX,green,BOS+,Koni/Intrax,Baer,Corbeau
> SHO items for sale:
> http://hometown.aol.com/cmichaelo/for_sale.html
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