noodle
I reckon I can break it!
- Location
- Melbourne Aus
Just wondering if anyone could give any reports on the jetnetics charging flywheel for a 62t good or bad? Or am I better off getting my stock one lightened?
jetinetics flywheel
- Thread starter noodle
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SUPERJET-113
GASKETS FOR CHAMP BRAP!
- Location
- Lake Havasu City, AZ USA
I ran one in my square nose SJ for around 10 years before it started to get some cracks around the hub and then it threw itself off balance. I was having on and off spark problems and it was the last place i looked!
I'd say that was a good run for that flywheel. It had the partial steel hub and it was a older one. The newer ones are better.
No complaints here!
I'd say that was a good run for that flywheel. It had the partial steel hub and it was a older one. The newer ones are better.
No complaints here!
noodle
I reckon I can break it!
- Location
- Melbourne Aus
Can't complain too much about 10 years, I'd just heard some bad stories about alloy ones coming apart. Uncool! but I hadn't heard any reports either way about these, the steel hub seems like a good idea though. Thanks for the feedback.:biggthumpup: