flywheel question...

[blazenem]

i just installed a fidanza 8lb flywheel with a exedy stage 1 clutch kit...i got everything back together last night around 2am so i only started it to make sure of no leaks. what shoul i expect as far as difefences between stock and what i have. as far as idle differences, sond anything so i dont feel so suprised lol...

[C91BLX7]

8lbs lol? Don't stall it.

[blazenem]

Funny thing you say that took it out for the first time an
d I stalled it at a stop sign lol

[stevediraddo]

flywheel exists to keep the engine spinning. heavier wheel = engine can spin slightly longer before stalling. lighter wheels are much easier to stall, but you get used to it.

[theSOB]

also it has no timing marks. so i hope you marked where your distributor lines up in case u have to remove it

[blazenem]

also it has no timing marks. so i hope you marked where your distributor lines up in case u have to remove it

i matched up mine with the stock one and it had 2 lines in the same position as that stock timing marks... it just didnt have the lil 15 like the stock wheel. so i guess i was lucky then

[theSOB]

i matched up mine with the stock one and it had 2 lines in the same position as that stock timing marks... it just didnt have the lil 15 like the stock wheel. so i guess i was lucky then

ya, cuz they usually don't. mine didnt

[Noridetoolow]

Idle will be the same, you will notice a quicker rev with the engine, more like a motorcyle and better throttle response. I have ran the same flywheel on 2 Integras and I loved it, I ran OEM spec clutch and pressure plate though.