Has anyone made a Datsun A-series flywheel like this?



6-pound Austin Mini flywheel

To be honest it looks more like a flex plate for an Automatic car


That said though it would be quite a good product. Just one thing about it is would it have enough surface contact area for the clutch?
I always thought those chro-mo ones from tokyo-2-you would be the go, they're light but not insanly so.

haha imagin rying to drive with that in a street car

there are a few light flywheels available, about $400.

baahhh wat do u need a light flywheel for... heavy ones are good for burnouts.well thats my understanding of it.

if you lighten your flywheel your going to lose torque and lets face it a series dont have a whole hell of a lot of torque to lose so i say dont lighten you flywheel un less its an l series

and yes curtis heavy flywheel=torque=burnouts

If you need a heavy flywheel to drop skids, then you arnt trying hard enough!!
I wanna track doen a light flywheel for my little baby. I have my patrol to drop skids with anyways...

well ive been throught two engine so far and my engines dont really see a shift below 4000 and i take em right out to valve bounce regularly.Plus there highway drivers
so yea im think im tring pretty hard ow and im in the one point club

That's better than me suposebly being in the -4 point club

But quiclky back onto the flywheel thing, I think haveing a lighter flywheel would help sometimes becasue my car does not like to decelerate when I take my foot off the pedal, it really get annoying when I'm trying to change gears too

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Well yes and no, it might also depend on how much boost you have dialed in, then the weight of a flywheel don't matter much really...