Most of these cars are driven around in civilized areas and don't see
top speed. It could be argued that the performance factor that gives
a driver the most fun is better acceleration. If you buy that, then a
lighter flywheel gives more bang for the buck than any other mod.
If you look at chassis dyno numbers before and after the normal mods
for the first 20% power increase, and if you look at the real
increase at speeds at which these cars are normally driven - namely,
below 3500 rpm, you realize that the increase in car performance from
our most popular mods increase the hp and torque a rather small
amount at these rpms. A lighter flywheel, though, will be felt immediately.
Likewise, changing from a 3.7 diff to a 4.1 will be felt immediately.
uncle jack
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