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The benefits of lightweight flywheel allows the engine to more rapidly transfer power to the drive train and to have quicker throttle response. The motor will rev faster under acceleration

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The benefits of lightweight flywheel allows the engine to more rapidly transfer power to the drive train and to have quicker throttle response. The motor will rev faster under acceleration with less rotational mass in the powertrain. There's just always a trade off with parts of this nature.
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