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Ultimate flywheel thread

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    as for daily driving here are my experiences: highway: just cruising at 60-80, the rev picks up quick when you accelerate. as for driving on the street it doesnt change anything you just pick up speed faster and rpm's faster. stop and go really has nothing to do with the flywheel that i have experienced. it pretty much depends on the clutch. it is pretty easy for take off from a light for me b/c i have my clutch set really low so engaugement is very quick. just trust me, BUY THE PART!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT!!!!!!

    178 whp and 148 torque (mustang dyno)
    14.8 @ 93 in 1/4 mile-in Accord
    ??.? @ ?? in 1/4 mile-in Civic

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