Fidanza Flywheel

[K Spec]

I read in the parts reviews, on this site, that it's a really good upgrade, but I've also read that gets bent out of shape. Has anyone had problems with it?

 

[Bishop92t]

Fidanza apparently has quality control issues. Myself and another close friend both have their flywheels for 20k+ miles with no troubles at all. Another friend of mine is having problems with the clearances being incorrect, making the clutch hard to disengage. I'd still buy another one and just hope to get a good one. The difference is very noticeable, having the engine rev quicker is nice for all kinds of fun stuff like double clutching, rev matching, etc.

 

[shaeff]

yes, i love mine. i'd do it again in a heartbeat.

-shaeff

 

[MDCmotorsports]

I wouldn't buy a fidanza/clutch masters flywheel if you had me chucking them off cliffs or using them as boat anchors.

I went through 5 of the things, and every single one had either the pilot bearing hole too small, or a crank bolt hole in the wrong location or both.

Bought an unorthodox flywheel and have been happy every since.

 

[K Spec]

I wouldn't buy a fidanza/clutch masters flywheel if you had me chucking them off cliffs or using them as boat anchors.

I went through 5 of the things, and every single one had either the pilot bearing hole too small, or a crank bolt hole in the wrong location or both.

Bought an unorthodox flywheel and have been happy every since.

I've been seeing a billet flywheel on ebay for a while, and the guy claims that its lighter and stronger than the fidanza. Ever scene it?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-...33732QQitemZ8068405650QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

 

[shaeff]

i run both a clutchmasters and a fidanza, and both are working flawlessly for me. i guess it's luck of the draw.

-shaeff

 

[mkIIIman089]

I'm using a spec flywheel (allegedly the same) and it lined up perfect and works great...