Billet Aluminum Flywheel Recommendation

Excuse me for giving erroneous information in an attempt to save a guy time, money, and aggravation. 35 years of owning, building and driving manual transmission vehicles and I really haven’t learned much, my own experiences were figments of my imagination. Somehow the magic elixir of lightweight flywheels and/or sintered iron discs has eluded all the car manufacturer’s engineers & bean counters to the current date, perhaps you could enlighten them. The sintered iron in the sof-lok is very gentle on steel or nodular iron surfaces and shouldn’t scratch it any more than leather, they might start calling it the million mile clutch.


No sense getting offended. I've been doing it as long as you so who cares? I'm doing it. I know others doing it. You couldn't do it.

That's why they make diaphram pressure plates and rag discs.

You have to use what you can make work. Doesn't mean the rest of us have to be stuck in the 1950's does it?


EDIT: there is no magic or unicorns involved. It's called science.