Kawi 800
06' SXR
- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
I just got some money for painting a friends pourch and im looking at maybe getting the TBM TL flywheel, anyone use one in there sxr and have anything to say about it?
flywheel option
- Thread starter Kawi 800
- Start date
- Location
- Cleveland Ohio
I have a vilder charging and it made a huge difference...
Kawi 800
06' SXR
- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
I was just wondering how the TBM tl one is, if anyone is running one like this a litle feedback, i dont care about charging the battery ever once and a wile if its lighter/worth the money
Bigfish
Bigfish
- Location
- North Carolina
The Vilder flywheel is a great choice ,just remember it has timing advance built in.
Kawi 800
06' SXR
- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
thanks for the info
- Location
- Myrtle Beach
I would LOVE to find a Vilder..but I cant find one anywhere!
Bigfish
Bigfish
- Location
- North Carolina
Scott i have a extra you can't have.:aargh4:
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- Location
- Myrtle Beach
Thats just harsh big minnow. Luckily for me, I've found myself a real good hamster, that has low miles. I figure if i feed it well enough, it should produce some good power.
Who needs a Vilder when you can have HAMSTER power!
:headbang:
Bigfish
Bigfish
- Location
- North Carolina
MY HAMSTER CAN OUT RUN YOUR HAMSTER:fing02:
sxi steve
Life's short, have fun.
- Location
- Clinton Twp, MI
Hey Q-
What about saving some cash and having the current flywheel machined by Group K. I was thinking of doing this to my boat. Does the process produce the same amount of additional low end as purchasing a new aftermarket flywheel?
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What about saving some cash and having the current flywheel machined by Group K. I was thinking of doing this to my boat. Does the process produce the same amount of additional low end as purchasing a new aftermarket flywheel?
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- Location
- Idaho
From what I understand, Group K will remove only about 1lb off the weight of the stock flywheel. This will give you some improvement but not as much as a afertmarket lightened flywheel.
- Location
- Myrtle Beach
That is certainly true. Pump gas...I still can't believe it.
Shoot me a PM, I have a wet suit I am gonna send to Erica.
- Location
- Myrtle Beach
Tim Z does flywheel lightening as well. He's also a great guy to deal with.
ZForce Racing/Perormance
No. They take off about half a pound.
faster7581
Raceaholic
- Location
- bradenton, fl
i had r+d do my stock one. big improvement in accelleration..
- Location
- Northwest, CT
group k claims to do .6 lbs off .... give or take a few.. mine only got lightened .5lbs....... NEED MORE WEIGHT OFF
- Location
- Myrtle Beach
You could always try lightening the ski in other areas.
Less weight to throw around feels like more power.
Power to weight ratio is a cool thing.
Kawi 800
06' SXR
- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
Yea i ahve taken some weight off my ski, shaved the hood and the glue. This winter im going to strip out the hood completly and take off 1.5-2" s off the back wnd so i have less a$$ in the water. I wanna get a lite weight flywheel but i really would rather put $500 into a pole and steering set up or some porting. Speaking of porting, anyone do there own freestyle ports and has some good results?:fingersx: