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03-11-2012, 05:27 PM
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I see I see, well that's cool.
Haha, I remember when you posted that on the forum asking for advice, I tried to help a little but me and some other dude got into it about light flywheels. 350z look real sexy, and Nissan is my personal top 3 car companies, so I think its a nice choice. Toyota just makes solid long running vehicles. I'm on both of your sides here. Oh, and if you drive the Supra to and from work and its not only used for drag, don't get a light flywheel unless you want to be a boss. I was reading on a tuner thread, it was funny, this guys all.. "Heavy flywheels are for people with no clutch control" "Light flywheel will always pull faster 1/4 miles" I lol'd cuz it was true, light flywheels are a freakin pain to deal with, but fun.
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03-11-2012, 06:55 PM
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lighter fly wheel will get you to your top speed quicker in the long run, but out of the gate a heavy fly wheel will get your ass going (granted you have proper tires to hold onto that road)
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03-11-2012, 06:59 PM
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man chtulu's car is fucking ugly
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