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T=I*alpha If you can determine the moment of inertia difference between the two flywheels then the increased torque during acceleration can be calculated quite easily. Basically, it helps most in
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If you can determine the moment of inertia difference between the two flywheels then the increased torque during acceleration can be calculated quite easily. Basically, it helps most in first gear and the influence decreases as you vehicle gets to higher speed.
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