Ideas on clutch/flywheel combo's?
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Ideas on clutch/flywheel combo's?
I'm currently building a solo1 car with plans on vintage racing in the future. Pics were posted under member rides a little while back. I'm probably putting too much thought into this, but I was curious. What kind of flywheel/clutch combinations are other guys (autocross and road racing) using, or planning on using? I'm considering a Tilton dual disc setup.
#2
I use the Tilton 7 1/4" dual disc unit. When I bought this I was still doing a fair amount of Solo II work. Going from the standing start requires the larger unit. I plan on updating to the 5 1/4" unit this season.
Now that I am doing 100% track work I want the 5 1/4" setup. The smaller diameter gives you a lower Moment Of Inertia (MOI). A lower MOI puts less stress on the crank. It makes the car accelerate like it has a lower gear. The transmission will shift easier just like adding a light flywheel does, only better.
So if your parking lot days are done, get the small unit.
Alan
Now that I am doing 100% track work I want the 5 1/4" setup. The smaller diameter gives you a lower Moment Of Inertia (MOI). A lower MOI puts less stress on the crank. It makes the car accelerate like it has a lower gear. The transmission will shift easier just like adding a light flywheel does, only better.
So if your parking lot days are done, get the small unit.
Alan
#3
I use the Tilton 7 1/4" dual disc unit. When I bought this I was still doing a fair amount of Solo II work. Going from the standing start requires the larger unit. I plan on updating to the 5 1/4" unit this season.
#4
Preith,
If you would like to see about getting this 7 1/4" setup with the stock diameter flywheel you need to email me @ DrSideways@aol.com ASAP.
I am making some changes and I may be going ahead to the smaller unit if you want this one.
Thanks,
Alan
If you would like to see about getting this 7 1/4" setup with the stock diameter flywheel you need to email me @ DrSideways@aol.com ASAP.
I am making some changes and I may be going ahead to the smaller unit if you want this one.
Thanks,
Alan
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