We sell the JUN Flywheel for 350Z for 425.00. We
are getting ready to put our first order together for
the 350 flywheels as they have just been made
available. As for the power output, we are guessing
around 10 - 12 rwhp like the Z32. If you would like
one let us know.

Mark



I got the above email from SGP racing, im thinking about going this route for the 350z. seen good things with the 300zx

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Aceman

 

I am interested! I am assuming it is a light weight aluminum flywheel? When can I order one?

 

Lets us know what you dyno! I am wondering how much it will help. The 350Z has already has a light flywheel. Just drop the tranny and take a look (it only takes about 30 minutes).

 

Actually even better

It is a one piece Chromoly flywheel that can be resurfaced instead of having to buy a new steel insert like aluminum flywheels. Plus it does not wearp like aluminum.

 

Hey Kyle


Let us know what the difference in weight is as soon as you know. I really want to go this route. So as soon as i hear what it is i will order one from you guys.

And Mark thanks for your quick email replys


Thanks
Kyle and Mark

Later
Aceman

 

http://www.junauto.co.jp/products/dr...n/flywheel/?en

says it weighs 6.5kg What does the stock one weigh again?

later
Aceman

 

i heard the stock one weighed a little over 5 pounds....whereas the one on the 300ZXTT was a little over 15.

not 100% sure....but that's what i heard.

 

djkern....i think you may be refering to the crankshaft pulley....correct me if im wrong guys

 

i'm interested, let me know.

john

 

Please excuse my ignorance, but i was under the impression that lightweight flywheels just allow your engine to rev fast, which can improve your acceleration, wont add power. I know it can save unsprung weight but that's not really adding any power. If it does add power, will somebody please inform as to how. Also, 10-12 rhp is a LOT. I'm skeptical.

But that doesnt mean I'm not interested. I would like a lightweight flywheel just for my engine to rev quicker.

 

I will find out what the stock flywheel weighes and let you guys know.

 

Well by removing weight from the crank(rotating mass) it takes less Hp to turn the engine and with less Hp used to turn the crank more Hp goes to the wheels. Make sense?? You can even see a gain on the dyno with lighter wheels. It is not making Hp it is just freeing up Hp that the motor is already making and is getting lost in rotating mass.

 

theres no way the stock fw weighs 5 lbs. you'd be bouncing off the rev limit before u know it

i almost went with a jun fw for my integra, but heard the teeth didnt line up right w/ the starter, so i went with toda. both are chromoly fws.....not saying jun doesnt make good stuff, just no personal experience with their products.

 

Got it. thanks.

 

Well good news and bad news

First the good news

Stock Flywheel weighs 27 3/4 Lbs

Jun Flywheel weighs 14 Lbs

That is ~ 13.5 Lbs difference which will make a big difference on how the car idles, revs up, and added Hp.

Now the bad news.

They are backordered two months out . I am going to put an order in now and get some in stock but it will be about 2 1/2 months before I have them

 

But that is still really good news on the weight difference, thank you for takeing the time to check for us kyle. As soon as you get them in i want one. Let me know

Later
Aceman

 

Aceman,

Please Email me at sales@sgpracing.com

I have some information you might like

 

I went ahead and order the flywheel from SGP. Wanted to says thanks again for all your help Kyle. Cant wait until i get it installed

http://store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-sto...liflfor03.html


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Aceman

 

Aceman,
Please keep us updated on the fly wheel. Some pictures too . Also how many man hours would this take?

 

Kyle, I too am interested in these flywheels. Let me know when I can order one. aceman please give us a review when you get your installed maybe some numbers from the dyno too