[V8Vairs] Flywheel - Aluminum or Steel?

[Rick Norris]

Here's my experience.
I installed an aluminum flywheel in my Crown car and had no issues with it. 
You just have to rev it and slip the clutch a little to get it moving. What 
I really liked was the accelleration! You can be just cruising along 
sedately and then stick your foot in it and let it set you back in the seat. 
I never got tired of that feeling. Also when you lift it will slow down a 
lot quicker. It did great at the track events I entered, especially 
accellerating off a corner. I had all of this in mind when I decided to go 
with a light flywheel.
I'd do it again.

Rick Norris
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