3.9 FD or Flywheel + clutch combo
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they do totally different things...
one will make for quicker engine response and improved acceleration power...
one will make for overall quicker acceleration...
one will make for quicker engine response and improved acceleration power...
one will make for overall quicker acceleration...
If u plan on going FI even remotley in the future, get the flywheel and clutch combo
If u know you will be staying NA get both :-D.
I'd get the clutch w/ flywheel combo b/c it leaves ur options open
If u know you will be staying NA get both :-D.
I'd get the clutch w/ flywheel combo b/c it leaves ur options open
A light weight Clutch/Flywheel combo will give you more engine response and might also hold more power than stock.
The shorter final driver ratio will increase the car's accerleration noticebly. The only draw back is your engine will run at little higher speed compare with the stock final drive at the same gear same vehicle speed.
The shorter final driver ratio will increase the car's accerleration noticebly. The only draw back is your engine will run at little higher speed compare with the stock final drive at the same gear same vehicle speed.
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lighter flywheel will give you a more noticable difference...
you experience it with every shift, and every blip of the throttle...
the 3.9 you wont notice as much with that 60lbs mass of a flywheel and clutch on the other end...
you experience it with every shift, and every blip of the throttle...
the 3.9 you wont notice as much with that 60lbs mass of a flywheel and clutch on the other end...
Originally Posted by Jason@Performance
lighter flywheel will give you a more noticable difference...
you experience it with every shift, and every blip of the throttle...
the 3.9 you wont notice as much with that 60lbs mass of a flywheel and clutch on the other end...
you experience it with every shift, and every blip of the throttle...
the 3.9 you wont notice as much with that 60lbs mass of a flywheel and clutch on the other end...
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you'll notice the flywheel more on first thru third gear and the gears kinda more in 4th thru 6th gear since they have such a small ratio. With the 3.9 FD, it's easier to pass cars in 6th gear which before was almost worthless for passing on the highway.
Conversely 1st gear with a light flywheel becomes crazy fast
Conversely 1st gear with a light flywheel becomes crazy fast
Originally Posted by Jason@Performance
lighter flywheel will give you a more noticable difference...
you experience it with every shift, and every blip of the throttle...
the 3.9 you wont notice as much with that 60lbs mass of a flywheel and clutch on the other end...
you experience it with every shift, and every blip of the throttle...
the 3.9 you wont notice as much with that 60lbs mass of a flywheel and clutch on the other end...
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I had the same question. I would love to FI the Z but money doesnt let me..
What clutch and flywheel is a good DD combo and track combo. Thanks guys. Sorry for hijacking 100122923. I was debating on the Tilton combo...
What clutch and flywheel is a good DD combo and track combo. Thanks guys. Sorry for hijacking 100122923. I was debating on the Tilton combo...
Originally Posted by plumpzz
how the hell do u remember ur account name lol, and id def get teh JWT/FLYWHEEL clutch. im not a fan of the 3.9evo deal..they're out of bussiness anyway...
They arent outta business they are just selling their race cars (350Zs) and buying different cars, and also axed the Intake Manifold project, but they are doing better than ever as for business wise, i see more high end rides in there every day, for the time being they are fine until everyone starts spreading rumors about them being out of business...
also I plan on goin FI with the rev-up motor and 3.9
Originally Posted by GAaaAR
Doesn't the 3.9 FD make like .3 to .4 second difference at the 1/4 mile?? I dont know what single NA mod you can get, that can make that much of a difference.
nah not that much. At least not with the 3.9.
People with autos who go to the 3.5 get that much or even .5 sec faster though it seems
Originally Posted by sentry65
nah not that much. At least not with the 3.9.
People with autos who go to the 3.5 get that much or even .5 sec faster though it seems
People with autos who go to the 3.5 get that much or even .5 sec faster though it seems
Nah, i think a auto only gets about .2 sec faster jumping to a 3.5 FD. Theres actually a member here that did it and thats what he reported. And theres a member in g35driver.com that reported close to a full second difference jumping from a 3.3 FD to a 3.9 FD on his auto. Although, that seems a little too much. So im guessing a 3.5 FD jump to a 3.9 FD for the 6mt would have atleast a .3 to .4 sec difference. Lets just be more on the conservative side and say its a .3 second difference, which is still pretty good for a NA mod.



