UDP and lighter flywheel
UDP and lighter flywheel
Hi, I have a 5 speed 2000 maxima with an unorthodox underdrive pulley. I am replacing my clutch and I'm going to put in an unorthodox ultra-light flywheel at the same time. I have read that in other cars this combination of underdrive pulley and lighter flywheel is not recommended. Does anybody know if there are any recommendations against this combination for the maxima?
Re: UDP and lighter flywheel
Originally posted by Zordburg
Hi, I have a 5 speed 2000 maxima with an unorthodox underdrive pulley. I am replacing my clutch and I'm going to put in an unorthodox ultra-light flywheel at the same time. I have read that in other cars this combination of underdrive pulley and lighter flywheel is not recommended. Does anybody know if there are any recommendations against this combination for the maxima?
Hi, I have a 5 speed 2000 maxima with an unorthodox underdrive pulley. I am replacing my clutch and I'm going to put in an unorthodox ultra-light flywheel at the same time. I have read that in other cars this combination of underdrive pulley and lighter flywheel is not recommended. Does anybody know if there are any recommendations against this combination for the maxima?
However, if you go with a Fidanza lightweight flywheel, the combination of UDP and Fidanza flywheel isn't as light as the UR flywheel by itself.
For driveability sake, I'd either:
a)Buy a Fidanza flywheel and use the UR UDP
or
b)Sell the UR UDP and put the $$$ towards a UR flywheel
Re: Re: UDP and lighter flywheel
Originally posted by IceY2K1
I've read the UR UDP and lightweight flywheel can cause problems with the ECU reading crank position sensor values.
However, if you go with a Fidanza lightweight flywheel, the combination of UDP and Fidanza flywheel isn't as light as the UR flywheel by itself.
For driveability sake, I'd either:
a)Buy a Fidanza flywheel and use the UR UDP
or
b)Sell the UR UDP and put the $$$ towards a UR flywheel
I've read the UR UDP and lightweight flywheel can cause problems with the ECU reading crank position sensor values.
However, if you go with a Fidanza lightweight flywheel, the combination of UDP and Fidanza flywheel isn't as light as the UR flywheel by itself.
For driveability sake, I'd either:
a)Buy a Fidanza flywheel and use the UR UDP
or
b)Sell the UR UDP and put the $$$ towards a UR flywheel
Re: Re: Re: UDP and lighter flywheel
Originally posted by Zordburg
Unfortunately, I've already bought the flywheel and I'm just waiting for it to come in the mail.
Unfortunately, I've already bought the flywheel and I'm just waiting for it to come in the mail.
No biggie really.
I spoke to the guys at unorthodox and they told me that they haven't had any problems with the combination of UDP and lighter flywheel.
That reassures me a bit but I guess we'll wait till its all installed.
That reassures me a bit but I guess we'll wait till its all installed.
That unorthodox flywheel is freakin' lighter than hell. Fidanza = 11 lbs. Unorthodox is like 5-7 lbs? IMHO a little light for everyday driving.
I wouldn't trust the maker's reply perse. I haven't had a maker yet actually admit their products had problems in the past. Just make damn sure to compare the oem unit to the unorthodox unit before install. Good luck
I wouldn't trust the maker's reply perse. I haven't had a maker yet actually admit their products had problems in the past. Just make damn sure to compare the oem unit to the unorthodox unit before install. Good luck
Well I had the new clutch and unorthodox flywheel put on and the
car has been transformed into a racing car
So far no problems. I had the parts put on by Jeff at Maximumtuning
in NYC. He did an excellent job which made it worth driving the 7 hours from T.O.!
I'm getting the car dynoed next saturday so we'll see what kind of numbers it gets.
car has been transformed into a racing car

So far no problems. I had the parts put on by Jeff at Maximumtuning
in NYC. He did an excellent job which made it worth driving the 7 hours from T.O.!
I'm getting the car dynoed next saturday so we'll see what kind of numbers it gets.
Originally posted by Zordburg
Well I had the new clutch and unorthodox flywheel put on and the
car has been transformed into a racing car
So far no problems. I had the parts put on by Jeff at Maximumtuning
in NYC. He did an excellent job which made it worth driving the 7 hours from T.O.!
I'm getting the car dynoed next saturday so we'll see what kind of numbers it gets.
Well I had the new clutch and unorthodox flywheel put on and the
car has been transformed into a racing car

So far no problems. I had the parts put on by Jeff at Maximumtuning
in NYC. He did an excellent job which made it worth driving the 7 hours from T.O.!
I'm getting the car dynoed next saturday so we'll see what kind of numbers it gets.
Originally posted by bluemaxx
What is it like in stop and go bumper to bumper rush our type traffic? Can you putz around at 2-3 MPH in 1st gear? How about taking off on an uphill grade?
What is it like in stop and go bumper to bumper rush our type traffic? Can you putz around at 2-3 MPH in 1st gear? How about taking off on an uphill grade?
but I didn'thave too much trouble getting out of NYC during rush hour. The only one negative thing I've noticed is that the car also revs down a
little quicker now as well
Price you pay for being able torev quicker
No problems with hills, you've just gotta get used to the clutch.
For the first while I was either spinning out or lurching like crazy but now that I'm used to it no problem.
Originally posted by PCGuRu2K
Go with the Fidenza flywheel and UR UDP.. You shouldn't have a problem with this combo since the fidenza is only a lil lighter then stock.
Go with the Fidenza flywheel and UR UDP.. You shouldn't have a problem with this combo since the fidenza is only a lil lighter then stock.
I got a decent price on the UR flywheel and that's why I ended up with that.
Well finally got around to weighing the stock flywheel.
According to my scale which is a half decent one(ie drug scale heh heh)
it weighs around 13 lbs. Remember that's without the stock ring gear or anything just the flywheel itself. I didn't weigh the UR flywheel
but from what I've read between 5-7 lbs. So you're shaving between 6-8 lbs. Maybe it is a drastic drop but well worth it
According to my scale which is a half decent one(ie drug scale heh heh)
it weighs around 13 lbs. Remember that's without the stock ring gear or anything just the flywheel itself. I didn't weigh the UR flywheel
but from what I've read between 5-7 lbs. So you're shaving between 6-8 lbs. Maybe it is a drastic drop but well worth it
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