mark
Well-Known Member
do i want thge dual mass flywheel in a s38b38 conversion, or something lighter.
thoughts appreciated.
thanks
thoughts appreciated.
thanks
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dual mass flywheel?
- Thread starter mark
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x_atlas0
Well-Known Member
I thought the S38 only used a single mass flywheel?
As far as flywheels go, lighter means the engine will be more responsive, since it won't have to accelerate a huge dead weight. Most people seem to like the stock CS flywheel weight of ~15 lbs. There are lightweight options down to 9 lbs.
As far as flywheels go, lighter means the engine will be more responsive, since it won't have to accelerate a huge dead weight. Most people seem to like the stock CS flywheel weight of ~15 lbs. There are lightweight options down to 9 lbs.
Clubsport_CSi
New Member
I thought the S38 only used a single mass flywheel?
As far as flywheels go, lighter means the engine will be more responsive, since it won't have to accelerate a huge dead weight. Most people seem to like the stock CS flywheel weight of ~15 lbs. There are lightweight options down to 9 lbs.
No - just the B36 has single mass, the B38 already has dual mass.
Go for a stock S38B36 or a lightened early M30 single mass flywheel. Everthing else is too expensive and maybe "too light" in everyday use.
Best,
Daniel