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On my continuing mission to find the perfect lightened flywheel and up-rated clutch for my Nissan 200sx s14a, I thought I best use this blog to talk about it.

So, my car – I own a year 2000 Green 200sx, s14a. It has (by previous owner) a Horsham Developments stage 1 kit, a Garrett GT28R turbo, a Driftworks Front-Mount intercooler among other things and she’s running at approx between 300-320bhp at 1.2 bar. Roughly.

Its my daily driver, and its begging for a new clutch. But, because I’ll be changing the clutch I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to uprate the flywheel at the same time – as a “while I’m there” job. So far, with my limited yet growing knowledge of my 200sx, my options are as follows (in order of weight)…

And, as you can see, the order of weight is not necessary the same order of price. You’d expect the lighter it gets, the more money it’ll cost ya, but not quite in this case. There are of course many other options out there, but a quick look reveals this information.

I’ve also popped my question on the very knowledgeable SXOC (SX Owners Club) forum, and most people agree the ACT flywheels are indeed very good. So far then, my choice is the most expensive and, indeed, the lightest. The ACT Prolite from Apex Performance :)

I’ll keep this updated if my plans change, or what my thoughts are of the lightened flywheel when/if it gets fitted!

 
 

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2 comments so far

  • ColdFire
    28 May 2009 at 4:03 pm

    lol, out of 1m odd pages if you google “nissan 200sx” you are number 5!

  • Daze
    28 May 2009 at 4:09 pm

    Not bad eh? :)

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