Best Flywheel?

[eXceed]

Did a search on here and noone seems to have asked the question so wondering what people's opinions are on the best flywheel for fast road/occasional track use? My clutch scored my flywheel and I don't want to use a skimmed one! Don't want too light as don't want to lose torque/driveability. And where do you all buy from? Don't particularly want to order from Tegiwa as it was the F1 clutch which fubared my gearbox and flywheel so want something with a decent warranty and a company that isn't going to just offer me 10-15% off the next clutch/flywheel from the same make for it to happen again...

 

[donkeykong]

the kaiten one that paul G is sellings is good, weigh 4kg oem is 4,6kg so not much difference and it cost 200 pounds.
and i thought he had lifetime guarantee, but not sure on that

 

[C&S Evo7]

you wont go far wrong with the oem one TBH

 

[Paul G]

the kaiten one that paul G is sellings is good, weigh 4kg oem is 4,6kg so not much difference and it cost 200 pounds.
and i thought he had lifetime guarantee, but not sure on that

Yep i still have some left :wink:

£199. Or £210. next working day.


Paul.

 

[num0021]

I went with toda flywheel. The quality is superb and it weights 3.75 kg only. Never had any problem with drivability, especially with stop and go traffic. Noticed a difference between the toda one and oem one.

 

[eXceed]

Oh didn't realise there were any replies to this! Thanks for your input guys. Will be getting in touch with Paul G come payday me thinks .

 

[dotty]

Bump for this. Tried searching for a kaiten flywheel but no one seems to sell them anymore..

 

[53 Teegwa]

I recently ordered a f1 but got sent an RPC by tegiwa will keep an eye on it after fitting and see how I go.

Let me know how your search goes Dotty


Gordon

 

[Rom]

I've only really seen the Fidanza ones. But I've not exactly been looking.

Are they no good?

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[dotty]

I'd rather have a one piece flywheel.

 

[Rom]

Oh, are they not? Like I say, only seen them in browsing really, not looked on detail.

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[coyote_dc5]

I've had my 3.6kg ultra light comp one in there for well over 100,000 miles and countless clutch changes and it's not missed a beat!

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[davidpingu]

I've had my 3.6kg ultra light comp one in there for well over 100,000 miles and countless clutch changes and it's not missed a beat!
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I think that's the one I have too. It's what uncle Tom had in stock and fitted for me after finding out mine had been eaten by my old paddle clutch. There's a couple pictures of it on a TGM thread I did after going. I'll see if I can find it.....

 

[davidpingu]

Here it is:

http://www.itr-dc5.com/forum/index.php?/topic/29490-yesterdays-trip-to-tgm/

 

[dotty]

I think I am going for a clockwise motion one.



I have contacted injection imports about options and it turns out that Jun do one and also Toda, but the Toda one comes as part of a clutch kit and you don't get much change from £900..

Clockwise will be the one I think.

 

[paul hughes]

we use and sell Ultralite Comp Clutch ones £179+vat
free next day delivery from us.