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W O T 05-23-2006 10:33 PM

Re: Lightened flywheel question...
 
I went with a 12lb steel one from LSD Mike

Couldnt be happier

Bone1 05-24-2006 12:50 AM

Re: Lightened flywheel question...
 

Originally Posted by 91efate
i know for a fact that d series never had any dampening material i.e. rubber have you ever cut one in half ? i guess not. any evidence on you disbelief?

You might wanna look at a D16Z6, D16Y5. D15Y7, and D16Y8 crank pulley. If your not finding rubberm the quite screwing your sister!

Long stroke D's (D16) have rubber built into the dampener.

I'll bet no one knew the Y5/Y7 pulley was 1.7 pounds lighter than the Y8/Z6 pulley. I know, I weighed them.

rudebwoy 05-24-2006 03:23 PM

Re: Lightened flywheel question...
 

Originally Posted by 91efate
fluidamper, ati or U.R are all aftermarket pulleys. i don't believe any of that bs about my aftermarket crank pulley killed my engine. thats not the case. if you have one of those cheap ass ebay crank pulleys what the hell do you expect. honda engines are internally balanced so a light weight crank pulley that is true and well made and balanced from the factory will not harm your engine. the stock pulley doesn't even contain any damnpening material. yea since the ctr motor had an n1 pulley from the factory they toasted their bearings too? im half asleep so i'll elaborate later :X

take a look at this pulley and tell me if you see a rubber ring in the middle? https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=60826.0
thats my stock pulley its damage but I did not use it on my b16, I used an unorthodox aluminum pulley, I also used to own a d16z6 it too has the same design with the rubber. I too used to think like you until I used one and destryed my motor, the motor is still good but needs new bearings.

fluidamper and ATI pulleys are design to help harmonics so it does not compare to aluminum pulleys, the NI pulley is design to be used with the type R so it don't compare to a chunk of aluminum.

bigdaddyvtec 05-24-2006 05:32 PM

Re: Lightened flywheel question...
 

Originally Posted by rudebwoy
take a look at this pulley and tell me if you see a rubber ring in the middle?https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=60826.0
thats my stock pulley its damage but I did not use it on my b16, I used an unorthodox aluminum pulley, I also used to own a d16z6 it too has the same design with the rubber. I too used to think like you until I used one and destryed my motor, the motor is still good but needs new bearings.

fluidamper and ATI pulleys are design to help harmonics so it does not compare to aluminum pulleys, the NI pulley is design to be used with the type R so it don't compare to a chunk of aluminum.

Unorthodox pulley = bad idea...Rudebwoy has the proof -regardless of "perfect geometry", harmonics are still generated, and after long enough...they take their toll.

91efate 05-24-2006 11:59 PM

Re: Lightened flywheel question...
 
well im not trying to claim im some expert on this ---- but i never had rubber in any of my d series pulleys or on my dohc zc currently. i want to look into getting a fluidamper but i don't think they made them for the d series. why don't early model d's have rubber dampening material?


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