Lightweight flywheels on turbo cars

[Peter Serwe]

Interesting, in my vast GT2 experience (how else do you expect me to be able
to run Laguna Seca from Maine?), I find that a lighter flywheel *always*
yields better acceleration - or at least, I haven't noticed it to hurt yet..

Favorite car to run Laguna with, shoot me if you must - '98 Toyota GT One Road
version with all the goodies.

Best time on 5 laps at Laguna is around 5:11, with a 1:07 on the first, and
1:00/1:01's through the next 4..

(GT2 - 72.88% complete in give or take a couple hundredths of a percent)

Jason Garrett Young wrote:

> Interestingly, in GT2, it says something to the effect when you are trying
> to buy a lighter flywheel, that they are more desirable for NA motors and
> not turbo/HP motors.

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