FLYWHEEL LIGHTENING
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...or you could just put an NA6 flywheel in... Couple of kgs lighter, and probably cheaper and easier to get than an off the shelf lightened one. MX5Plus in Brisbane would likely have one suitable.
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but then he would have to change to an na6 clutch as well.
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Fatty wrote:but then he would have to change to an na6 clutch as well.
hmm, really? I thought it was an easy swap, but I could of course be wrong



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NMX516 wrote:hmm, really? I thought it was an easy swap, but I could of course be wrongWorth the investigation though, plus, if doing a fly wheel swap, best to do the clutch while you're in there!
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