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    who has the best light wieght fly wheel for the money?

    #2
    Search.

    This has been covered so many times
    -Andy

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      #3
      Originally posted by dashboardmonkey View Post
      Search.

      This has been covered so many times
      i tried searching and could not find anything.

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        #4
        Depends on the vehicle/engine, intended purpose of the vehicle/engine, and budget.

        For an M20 you can buy an 'i' flywheel for $50, spend $100 having it machined down from 17 lbs to 12 lbs, and spend $50 having it balanced. You have $200 in a light flywheel. But you have to do some research to find someone to do the work and you have to pull the flywheel from a junk car or wait for one to pop up for sale.

        You could also buy a light flywheel new for $300-700. Ready to bolt up with no extra time wasted at the machine shop.

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          #5
          Originally posted by rThor432 View Post
          Depends on the vehicle/engine, intended purpose of the vehicle/engine, and budget.

          For an M20 you can buy an 'i' flywheel for $50, spend $100 having it machined down from 17 lbs to 12 lbs, and spend $50 having it balanced. You have $200 in a light flywheel. But you have to do some research to find someone to do the work and you have to pull the flywheel from a junk car or wait for one to pop up for sale.

          You could also buy a light flywheel new for $300-700. Ready to bolt up with no extra time wasted at the machine shop.
          Where do you find one for $300?
          89 325is track project / 05 x5 / 99 M3
          E30 stuff for sale | Parts I'm looking for

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            #6
            Originally posted by bmwpower View Post
            Where do you find one for $300?
            Honestly, I have no idea what was going through my head when I said $300 for a new flywheel...

            You can get a new light flywheel for $300 or less on Ebay though. Turner also sells flywheels for some engines for under $400. $300 was ridiculous to say though.. Sorry.

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              #7
              ok, won't make new tread, so I ask here.
              I have single mass flywheel, I want to make my engine a bit more responsive to gas pedal, plus maybe it will positively affect on engine ''power'' when accelerating, so I'm thinking about little shaving off my flywheel. (I think now I have 6,2? kilograms standart flywheel (from 1991 325i coupe))
              question is, how much I can shave off(what would be light but reasonable weight for flywheel), so the car/engine stays drive able on street(it won't throw me in front window when I lift off gas pedal etc :D), and it won't start to rattle gearbox at idle like b*tch :D

              engine is m20b28 with medium big cam.

              hope for some recommendations :)
              http://instagram.com/mundieriss
              my 88' m20b30 HERE!

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                #8
                anyone? :(
                http://instagram.com/mundieriss
                my 88' m20b30 HERE!

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                  #9
                  12-13lb for stock fw, no guarantees on the rattle as some boxes do it worse than others
                  89 E30 325is Lachs Silber - currently M20B31, M20B33 in the works, stroked to the hilt...

                  new build thread http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=317505

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                    #10
                    Yep, you can get rattle even with a stock flywheel. Stock M20 flywheel in my car rattles when the AC is on and the idle drops. 4 cylinder though, a little rougher than an M20.

                    IG @turbovarg
                    '91 318is, M20 turbo
                    [CoTM: 4-18]
                    '94 525iT slicktop, M50B30 + S362SX-E, 600WHP DD or bust
                    '93 RX-7 FD3S

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