Should be no problems using a lighter flywheel (as long as its the right spec for the car, obv.) I put a Cusco in mid 2002 with a Helix organic: new paddle clutch went in last week and the flywheel is still fine.
Steve.
Steve.
Ally Flywheels
fitting a new clutch in my car today took my clutch out and my flywheel is f££KED ,not sure wether to go for allumium one ,im geusing a oe flywheel would be as much as a alluminium one, my concerns are
(1) will my new clutch exedy fast rd organic be ok on it.
(2) are they as durable as oe steel flywheel.
what do you reckon.
(1) will my new clutch exedy fast rd organic be ok on it.
(2) are they as durable as oe steel flywheel.
what do you reckon.
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