Flywheel Question
04-30-2007, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by jcn30127
The stock replacement flywheel cost about $900.
The Nismo is only about $483.
Why would the Nismo be so much cheaper?
Does it wear differently?
Would a lighter weight flywheel hinder launching from a dead stop?
The Nismo is only about $483.
Why would the Nismo be so much cheaper?
Does it wear differently?
Would a lighter weight flywheel hinder launching from a dead stop?
Same reason a Nismo wheel is +-$500 and a stock OEM wheel is like $900 -1200... OEM parts from a dealership are ALWAYS expensive.
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05-02-2007, 06:35 AM
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ya its a little game the dealers like to play.
i had a dealer try and charge me more than that for a flywheel, plus the cost of the OEM clutch kit. I ended up with going NISMO everything. i love the nismo to death, it made such a difference, but the only downside is the chatter.
next time i'm going JWT for clutch kit and flywheel.
not sure why it costs more, but ill never go back to stock.
i had a dealer try and charge me more than that for a flywheel, plus the cost of the OEM clutch kit. I ended up with going NISMO everything. i love the nismo to death, it made such a difference, but the only downside is the chatter.
next time i'm going JWT for clutch kit and flywheel.
not sure why it costs more, but ill never go back to stock.
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