FS: Fidanza Lightweight Aluminum Flywheel
#1
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Orlando, Florida
Posts: 953
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
FS: Fidanza Lightweight Aluminum Flywheel
Fidanza flyweel used for about 7kmi ready to be dropped in!
I went with a triple carbon clutch so I no longer need a flywheel.
This is one of my favorite mods and makes a huge difference!
Price is $355
Call 407 797 9624 for immediate response or email danielacedo@hotmail.com
I went with a triple carbon clutch so I no longer need a flywheel.
This is one of my favorite mods and makes a huge difference!
Price is $355
Call 407 797 9624 for immediate response or email danielacedo@hotmail.com
#3
Registered User
iTrader: (12)
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: ABQ, NM.
Posts: 411
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Don't want to get you down, but brand new ones are going for slightly more here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FIDAN...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FIDAN...Q5fAccessories
#4
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Orlando, Florida
Posts: 953
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Price is OBO... Make an offer
Originally Posted by clifftrail
Don't want to get you down, but brand new ones are going for slightly more here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FIDAN...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FIDAN...Q5fAccessories
#5
Registered User
iTrader: (12)
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: ABQ, NM.
Posts: 411
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
What clutch were you running and since you had it on for 7K what were your impressions of driveability and what kind of chatter did it make?
I have first hand exp w/ a MK3 Supra that had a fidanza flywheel and Spec 3 clutch (6 puck and pretty aggressive) and although it had a little chatter when idling and foot off of the clutch it was livable to my ears. However I didn't like how aggressive the 6 puck was and don't want to turn the Infiniti into that type of car.
What I'd ideally like is for a clutch/flywheel combo that is an upgrade in terms of weight/performance but still offers the smoothness of the OEM. A little chatter is acceptable as I believe you cannot eliminate it if swapping out the OEM dual mass flywheel.
And a couple other questions:
- How do the all the teeth look? Are they all accounted for and does there appear to be any stress cracking?
- Is the rust only surface discoloration from sitting around in the garage? Is there any reason why the friction surface would need to be replaced prior to reinstallation? Since you say it only has 7K on it, I'd assume it has a lot of miles left on it since its only slightly used.
Thanks.
I have first hand exp w/ a MK3 Supra that had a fidanza flywheel and Spec 3 clutch (6 puck and pretty aggressive) and although it had a little chatter when idling and foot off of the clutch it was livable to my ears. However I didn't like how aggressive the 6 puck was and don't want to turn the Infiniti into that type of car.
What I'd ideally like is for a clutch/flywheel combo that is an upgrade in terms of weight/performance but still offers the smoothness of the OEM. A little chatter is acceptable as I believe you cannot eliminate it if swapping out the OEM dual mass flywheel.
And a couple other questions:
- How do the all the teeth look? Are they all accounted for and does there appear to be any stress cracking?
- Is the rust only surface discoloration from sitting around in the garage? Is there any reason why the friction surface would need to be replaced prior to reinstallation? Since you say it only has 7K on it, I'd assume it has a lot of miles left on it since its only slightly used.
Thanks.
#6
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Orlando, Florida
Posts: 953
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Wow that's alot of questions. Lets see...
Its absolutely streetable and chatter is very tolerable.
The clutch I'm selling is quite agressive so I don't recommend it if you're looking for a similar smoothness to your OEM because its a 6 puck and you will feel that the grab be intermitent at partial engagement.
All teeth are accounted for. There is absolutley nothing wrong with the flywheel. The surface area is practically new. Doesn't need to be resurfaced at all. No cracking at all either.
I don't sell junk. feel free to look me up on ebay seller ID: Tiptronik666 142 feedback all 100% positive. Or look me up on my350z.com under the same screen name "tecni" 12 positive itrader.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Its absolutely streetable and chatter is very tolerable.
The clutch I'm selling is quite agressive so I don't recommend it if you're looking for a similar smoothness to your OEM because its a 6 puck and you will feel that the grab be intermitent at partial engagement.
All teeth are accounted for. There is absolutley nothing wrong with the flywheel. The surface area is practically new. Doesn't need to be resurfaced at all. No cracking at all either.
I don't sell junk. feel free to look me up on ebay seller ID: Tiptronik666 142 feedback all 100% positive. Or look me up on my350z.com under the same screen name "tecni" 12 positive itrader.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Originally Posted by clifftrail
What clutch were you running and since you had it on for 7K what were your impressions of driveability and what kind of chatter did it make?
I have first hand exp w/ a MK3 Supra that had a fidanza flywheel and Spec 3 clutch (6 puck and pretty aggressive) and although it had a little chatter when idling and foot off of the clutch it was livable to my ears. However I didn't like how aggressive the 6 puck was and don't want to turn the Infiniti into that type of car.
What I'd ideally like is for a clutch/flywheel combo that is an upgrade in terms of weight/performance but still offers the smoothness of the OEM. A little chatter is acceptable as I believe you cannot eliminate it if swapping out the OEM dual mass flywheel.
And a couple other questions:
- How do the all the teeth look? Are they all accounted for and does there appear to be any stress cracking?
- Is the rust only surface discoloration from sitting around in the garage? Is there any reason why the friction surface would need to be replaced prior to reinstallation? Since you say it only has 7K on it, I'd assume it has a lot of miles left on it since its only slightly used.
Thanks.
I have first hand exp w/ a MK3 Supra that had a fidanza flywheel and Spec 3 clutch (6 puck and pretty aggressive) and although it had a little chatter when idling and foot off of the clutch it was livable to my ears. However I didn't like how aggressive the 6 puck was and don't want to turn the Infiniti into that type of car.
What I'd ideally like is for a clutch/flywheel combo that is an upgrade in terms of weight/performance but still offers the smoothness of the OEM. A little chatter is acceptable as I believe you cannot eliminate it if swapping out the OEM dual mass flywheel.
And a couple other questions:
- How do the all the teeth look? Are they all accounted for and does there appear to be any stress cracking?
- Is the rust only surface discoloration from sitting around in the garage? Is there any reason why the friction surface would need to be replaced prior to reinstallation? Since you say it only has 7K on it, I'd assume it has a lot of miles left on it since its only slightly used.
Thanks.
#7
Registered User
iTrader: (12)
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: ABQ, NM.
Posts: 411
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Thanks for your responses, I'm just up in the air if I want to make you an offer or buy the RPS set-up. Either way its a free bump and I'll be in touch if it hasn't sold to someone when I'm ready to pull the trigger.
Trending Topics
#8
I have also, and I say it was the best most I did so far. Also the Wear surface disc is replaceable. (I think it's about $90 for a new disc with new hardware).
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
alxmlr789
20 Inch
9
01-26-2016 10:04 AM