to those with a flywheel
#1
to those with a flywheel
was thinking about getting the udp and a flywheel. i was reading the thread about udp and got some good info, now what about the flywheel, reviews? and how was the installation? thanks
#5
I've only driven a bone stock VE 5spd one time, and the biggest thing I noticed was how much easier and quicker mine revved than the stock one, and that's due to my UDP and aluminum flywheel. Together they really do make a substantial difference
And jarrod.. you do have a flywheel already, just not a light one
And jarrod.. you do have a flywheel already, just not a light one
#6
Whose flywheel exploded on the engine? Would like to have the pic here now... If KS is a killer, lightened [read: will not dampen harmonic crank wibrations] flywheels are bombs.
Check Out: http://archive.mirafiori.com/The_X/2375.html
...and google for more.
Check Out: http://archive.mirafiori.com/The_X/2375.html
...and google for more.
#9
Originally Posted by OBEEWON
who makes the UDP for the SE? me no findy...grrr
C'mon dude, this thread is still on page 1:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=391860
#10
Flywheels do not reduce harmonics.
Originally Posted by Wiking
Whose flywheel exploded on the engine? Would like to have the pic here now... If KS is a killer, lightened [read: will not dampen harmonic crank wibrations] flywheels are bombs.
Check Out: http://archive.mirafiori.com/The_X/2375.html
...and google for more.
Check Out: http://archive.mirafiori.com/The_X/2375.html
...and google for more.
#11
i have a fidanza in mine and it definitely makes the engine rev must faster. surprisingly my maxima has better throttle response than the mr2 i just got. even with the lower compression and leaky everything it revs much faster when you blip the throttle (which is very surprising when the mr2 has a 1.8 liter 4 cylinder)
i bet a lot of it has to do with the lightened flywheel. its definitely much lighter than stock and definitely helps out a lot. the only downside to them is launching tends to be a bit more difficult but its easy to learn once you've used it a bit.
i bet a lot of it has to do with the lightened flywheel. its definitely much lighter than stock and definitely helps out a lot. the only downside to them is launching tends to be a bit more difficult but its easy to learn once you've used it a bit.
#12
I have heard nothing but good things about upgrading to a fidanza flywheel, and have one here awaiting installation. I do have hesitations about the UDP, as my black leather interior (which I love) requires a lot of a/c cooling, and the UDP will only reduce the effectiveness of the a/c. Comments?
#14
Originally Posted by Maximum Depth
I have heard nothing but good things about upgrading to a fidanza flywheel, and have one here awaiting installation. I do have hesitations about the UDP, as my black leather interior (which I love) requires a lot of a/c cooling, and the UDP will only reduce the effectiveness of the a/c. Comments?
-Sean
#16
Thanks guys, for the feedback on the UDP. Now that my misinformation has been corrected, I can pursue that mod without reservation. Can't say enough about the good spirited nature of 3rd Gen Maxima owners. You guys are great!
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