Aftermarket flywheel for a rs13 ca18det question - Drifting forum

shirunai · 26-09-2008, 20:29

Is it worth it ? my engine has died, my clutch is almost dead 0.1mm left

and my flywheel need skimming, I was thinking of Driftworks ca18det flywheel is it worth it ? I have stage3 and I clutchkick alot really due to small circuits here in Sweden (I drift at bigger circuits aswell). Will I feel any response at all ? Will it be a improvement?

I am not a rookie but no pro either not even near has almost none twindrifting experiance but doing third gear atleast, question is will I feel any difference in my skill level or should I save some money?

shirunai · 04-10-2008, 20:21

bumpage

Daniel san · 04-10-2008, 21:30

Yeah, as you should be using a paddle clutch for drifting or generally abusing the car with clutch kicks etc and the stock fw gets chewed up easily with that kind of use from a paddle clutch, so a new fw is essential.

26-09-2008, 20:29	#1 (permalink)
shirunai dorifto kingu! Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: ornskoldsvik sweden Posts: 704	Aftermarket flywheel for a rs13 ca18det question Is it worth it ? my engine has died, my clutch is almost dead 0.1mm left and my flywheel need skimming, I was thinking of Driftworks ca18det flywheel is it worth it ? I have stage3 and I clutchkick alot really due to small circuits here in Sweden (I drift at bigger circuits aswell). Will I feel any response at all ? Will it be a improvement? I am not a rookie but no pro either not even near has almost none twindrifting experiance but doing third gear atleast, question is will I feel any difference in my skill level or should I save some money?

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04-10-2008, 20:21	#2 (permalink)
shirunai dorifto kingu! Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: ornskoldsvik sweden Posts: 704	bumpage

04-10-2008, 21:30	#3 (permalink)
Daniel san spl dori master Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Grays, Essex. UK Posts: 273	Yeah, as you should be using a paddle clutch for drifting or generally abusing the car with clutch kicks etc and the stock fw gets chewed up easily with that kind of use from a paddle clutch, so a new fw is essential.