RodMoyes

I am looking for a good light-weight flywheel ('80 n/a) without spending a bloody fortune. Anybody got any ideas?

Rod.

DoTheDrew888

Check www.ebaymotors.com I found one on there for $300 the other day. One thing you will have to keep in mind is that the turbo and 2+2 flywheels have a larger friction surface. Almost all the lightened flywheels I have found have the larger friction surface. It will still work on your car, you will just have to buy a clutch for the turbo or 2+2. My personal suggestion would be to go with the larger lightened flywheel and get a Centerforce Dual Friction clutch for the 280ZX 2+2 from MSA. Don't worry it will all fit on your car and will give you that much more "grab" epecially under heavy power loads.

s/cL3.0

For 349 I think you can get 1 from Motorsport, Mine works real good almost 1 year and no probs.

DoTheDrew888

What differences in performance did you notice with the lightened flywheel?

s/cL3.0

I actually installed the flywheel & a centerforce Dual Friction clutch at the same time, the engine definetly revs faster and I did lower my 1/4 mile time by about half a second but I figure that is from it grabbing harder... But over all I like the setup.. I always figure if you have to go that far under the car replace all at once if possible..

Heat Rave R

Does that aftermarket clutch make it harder to press the clutch pedal?

DoTheDrew888

Slightly harder but not so bad that its annoying. I kinda like a little more tension it the clutch pedal. I don't think you should worry about it though. I have a Centerforce Dual Friction clutch and I love it.

Skully

yup thats what i gotta get when i get my freakin engine in there...my na flywheel and clutch are too small for a turbo setup.

Heat Rave R

Between the Centerforce II and the Centerforce Dual Friction clutch, which do you guys think has stiffer pedal pressure?