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HAHA... Exactly. I was thinking, "I didn't say Flywheel, did I?" Believe me, a lightweight flywheel makes a big difference. If you're making serious power though, it becomes the weak
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HAHA... Exactly. I was thinking, "I didn't say Flywheel, did I?"
Believe me, a lightweight flywheel makes a big difference. If you're making serious power though, it becomes the weak link in the chain. For 450BHP and down, lightweight flywheels are great. But as far as the pulley goes, it's not going to make enough difference when you're still close to stock power. Spinning mass is serious business, but when you're only gaining 2-3 HP to the wheels, it's not worth it. An underdrive pulley is different, though.
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