Ultimate flywheel thread

[SoySauceCb7]

Ok so talking about flywheels
What are the different companies with them out?
What are the weights of these flywheels?

Do you think the H22 flywheel/clutch combo is an upgrade?

Just Flywheel talk, do see different set ups and what is available, peimarily for the F22 engine.

[MRX]

sorry to say but i predict this turning into an argument like the one when i first joined the board....but to answer your questions the stock flywheel weighs 18.5lbs. Fidanza, act, exedy, rpm (i think), and several others make flywheels for us. I've seen nothing but " "'s from ppl with fidanza 8lb flywheels. Zigen even called it his favorite mod. The h-series and f-series clutch and flywheel assemblies are interchangeable from everything i've read.

[SoySauceCb7]

hey, no argument here just post facts please.

Questions are
How heavy is stock flywheel?
What are some options for us?
How heavy are these options?
No opinionated questions.
Do H22 flywheels fit?
THANKS GUYS

[sACCLUDEd]

I believe midnite pretty much summed it up for you. stock=18-19lbs. fidanza=8lbs. difference, my car now revs like a crotch rocket. are the flywheels intechangeable, YES. this is why some people use the f22 tranny's on there h22/h23 turbo setups for longer gear ratio's. and some use the h22 trannys on all motor f-series for the shorter gears. just like putting a b16 tranny on a LS block or B20 block.

[SoySauceCb7]

but the h22 flywheel for example the JUN one will fit on the f22 tranny with an f22 clutch and its the same size?

[MRX]

Originally posted by fizzbob7
you don't wanna use an h22a clutch with an f22 flywheel though....or vice versa although the smaller clutch on the larger wheel wouldn't hurt much but performance....

[phatdoughnut]

hmm, you know what ACT has the same part number for the H and F on its clutchs...

Edit....


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Honda Accord 1990 - 2001 HA3-HDSS $364.87
Specs: ACT Clutch Kit w/ ACT Performance Organic Street Disc

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Honda Accord 1990 - 2002 HA3-HDR4 $311.24
Specs: ACT Clutch Kit w/ ACT 4 Puck Race Disc

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Honda Accord 1990 - 2002 HA3-HDR6 $327.28
Specs: ACT Clutch Kit w/ ACT 6 Puck Race Disc



Honda Prelude 1992 - 2001 HA3-HDR4 $311.24
Specs: ACT Clutch Kit w/ ACT 4 Puck Race Disc

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Honda Prelude 1992 - 2001 HA3-HDR6 $327.28
Specs: ACT Clutch Kit w/ ACT 6 Puck Race Disc

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Honda Prelude 1992 - 2001 HA3-HDSS $364.87
Specs: ACT Clutch Kit w/ ACT Performance Organic Street Disc



Second edit......


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Honda Accord 1990 - 2002 600130 $280.72
Trim: 224mm Specs: 8.8lbs - Prolite ACT XACT Flywheel


Honda Prelude 1992 - 2002 600130 $280.72
Trim: 224mm Specs: 8.8lbs - Prolite ACT XACT Flywheel


your call.

[SoySauceCb7]

very interesting, bump for a good thread

[Dutchaccord]

Originally posted by sACCLUDEd
you don't wanna use an h22a clutch with an f22 flywheel though

im using this setup w/o problems.........

[twistedbydesign]

how do you have 1800 posts and not know the answer to this question already???

[phatdoughnut]

Thats because he does most of his posting in the REaders rides...LMAO! j/k

Anyways, im running an ACT clutch on my F22a1 flywheel, on my F22b DOch... so i dunno, im not having any problems.. im gona switch to an h22 fidanza flywheel soon.

[SoySauceCb7]

Hey buying a flywheel isnt as easy as buying what people tell you to buy, you need to examine what weight would be optimal for your situation ect, and this thread is to analyze different set ups and attemp to help people looking for a flywheel. Thanks for your usefull comment.

[phatdoughnut]

So If you get an h22 oem flywheel and clutch combo, It could be considered an upgrade. Because the h22 obiously has more horspower, i believe the flywheel is slightly lighter too. ill weight them when i get my h22.

But why? unless you can get it for free, because you can get Exedy clutches dirt cheap that hold like 30% more than stock? and you get get fidanza 8.5lb flywheels for 185 dollars shipped?

[cb7-R]

Originally posted by sACCLUDEd
I believe midnite pretty much summed it up for you. stock=18-19lbs. fidanza=8lbs. difference, my car now revs like a crotch rocket.

How is it for daily driving ,freeway cruising ,and stop and go traffic. I've heard mixed reviews on the 8#er. But I think it would be a good upgrade. I also heard it's not good for draging cuz it's hard to get a good launch and you loose some top end speed.

[SoySauceCb7]

Yeah im thinking of using a 7.5 lb flywheel but DAM that is light so im going to have to see what you say.