Couple questions (flywheel, tires)

[toppertopper]

Just in case its a 1g fwd turbo w/ n/t trans
Just ordered an act 6 puck unsprung clutch disk ..2 questions should i toss on a act 2600 pp or an act 2900 pp . 2nd what do i resurface the n/t flywheel to ?

2nd tire size for front tires ? stick to stock size or? I am going to buy some winter tires for some grip (not going with slicks since i will be driving on the street and sometimes track) I want to keep the heavy stock rims for extra weight/keep some traction ..
I was thinking of tossing some light weight speedy 17" rims with 215/40's on the back since they weigh next to nothing, Thoughts ?

 

[pauleyman]

You can't run an act 2600 or 2900 on an NT flywheel. Totally different type of clutches and they're smaller too. You'll find very few performance clutches available for an NT flywheel. You'll need to switch back to an f5m33 transmission and flywheel.

If you're dead set on running the NT flywheel you'll notice it's flat so there is no "what do I surface" questions. There is no spec other than flat.

 

[Mischif]

You will at the very least need to get a turbo flywheel. The n/t transmission will work with either the n/t or turbo flywheel.

 

[toppertopper]

I already have an act 2600 and act 2900 pp for the n/t transmission using an act 2600 one with a centerforce dual friction atm ( started slipping after 50km's my bad for not breaking it in)

So their is no flywheel is toast spec on the n/t flywheel ? I am just using the n/t transmission to see how far i can push it before it blows .Why just because i want to its a fwd car ,i am use to the awd's so i am having some fun with it

Am i missing something , i tried a turbo flywheel and clutch before , The n/t trans would not fit over

 

[juntjoo]

this is all a bit confusing ### im new to clutches and flywheels so can anyone simply explain what i need with my nt tranny to upgrade the flywheel(iwas considering this for some upgraded performance). can i get a performance flywheel for my nt tranny and what type of clutch would that entail?