Rev-up swap in a 2003 z33
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The flywheel is 9 lbs and the clutch discs, pressure plate, and hardware are a little over 9lbs. It's a steel flywheel so it's a lot stronger that's the tilton ones which were aluminum I think.
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Honestly I don't think I would daily drive it. You could, and I have driven it around town, but it is just not worth it. There is a lot of chatter but its also a stripped interior. The chatter dosent sound bad outside the car.
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The Tilton was also chromoly. If it was aluminum, it would have shattered itself to pieces! Wonder what the MOI of the Aasco is... any idea? Not sure if they would publish that spec.
Chatter is a given with these style clutches, especially with small 7.25" or 5.5" clutch assemblies with very low inertia.
Chatter is a given with these style clutches, especially with small 7.25" or 5.5" clutch assemblies with very low inertia.
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When is your next day at the track with it?
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Uh no. I have the wilwood master cylinder and a steal braided line. You can adjust with that at the pedal. Not sure what it does exactly. I also have the Nismo shifter with a poly bushing I made myself.
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Links in my sig if you'd like to look more into it. Also a 16 page review thread in the forced induction/drivetrain tech section here.
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