Flywheels and pulleys
cowboydren@b15sentra.net
cowboydren@b15sentra.net
Wed, 2 Oct 2002 20:12:38 -0500
On Wed, Oct 02, 2002 at 08:19:00AM -0500, Lee Combs wrote:
> Nice find there Geo. It didn't list the weight of the
> lightened flywheel anywhere. Any idea how much it
Lightened? Yuck. Call me a perfectionist, but I *much* prefer the idea
of using a flywheel that was meant to be light, not one that was made
light. With several of them in the $300-400 range, I think the piece of
mind is worth it...but I smoke a lot of bananas.
> advantages in using theirs over JWT's for street? Just
> curious...
A light flywheel, safety issues aside, is a light flywheel. The lower
the mass, the harder it'll be to get going from a standing start, but
the quicker the crank will spin up/down, and the easier it will be to
rev-match your shifts. What's more important to you?
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