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RusherRacing
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- Jun 21, 2006
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Yankton,
South_Dakota
It may be a throwaway... However a solid chromoly flywheel will have consistent thermal expansion and is a very strong. I think the fidanza is a good flywheel however I do think the ACT is better. I am not sure why your machine shop told you it was unmachinable?? Chromoly (unheat treated) is very hard material and would be very hard on his tooling but he should be able to resurface it and put in a proper step.. Negatives is that Chromoly has a lower coefficient of friction...
Now I am curious if ACT heat treats there flywheel.
The car is almost ready to go. The graphics company kind of messed up my graphics. I will need to rework them at a later date... Spare brake pads should be here tomorrow. and I can get down to MAM early crack a beer set up my tent and go watch some drag racing..
Now I am curious if ACT heat treats there flywheel.
The car is almost ready to go. The graphics company kind of messed up my graphics. I will need to rework them at a later date... Spare brake pads should be here tomorrow. and I can get down to MAM early crack a beer set up my tent and go watch some drag racing..