Super Jet Flywheel

[escore]

I am considering getting one for my blaster. Obviously its the same as an SJ so I figured I might get more input here. I wish I could afford one for both but I can't at the moment. They are kind of big money so I thought I would get some feedback first. What one do you guys recommend Does it make as big of a difference as I have heard? I don't have an extra to send out and have lightened so I was going to just order a Jettinetics one. It seems they are the name in aftermarket ones. Any opinions?

 

[burton148]

Re: Lightened flywheel

send yours to #zero. Its real quick turn around time and the most cost efficient. I think its like $60 or buy an already lightened one from jetmaniac so you dont lose ride time.

 

[escore]

I have no time for downtime since I am in Florida for a limited time. I will look into the jetmaniac one thanks man.

 

[escore]

So wait how do I get a hold of jetmaniac? nothing on the site or FB.

 

[Matt_E]

Send him a private message through this site.

 

[aramis]

I have a #Zero lightened flywheel that I purchased from JetManiac. That's defintely the way to go, bang-for-the-buck wise. As far as the difference it made, my personal experience is this: it is possible to feel NO effect from it...if there is other stuff "off" with your ski (i.e., carb tuning, impeller pitch, pump shimming, b-pipe screws, etc)...however, when you get the rest of the combinations right, the lightened flywheel definitely revs up noticeably faster, no question about it.

 

[swanny199]

IMO The less rotational mass the better, defintly frees up the engine.