Flywheel weight questions...

SCYRacing
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Edited Date/Time 1/26/2012 7:32am
I've got a customer who plans on running a '08 YZ450F Offroad, Some GNCC's and the like.
How much you guys think it would help? How many oz.?
Thanks.
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Larry
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1/29/2008 5:19pm
The most he can fit on there. I saw a top off road racer cussing his YZF this weekend when he stalled it.
harescrambled
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1/29/2008 6:21pm
The biggest Steahly offroad makes is + 9 oz. it's not a weight...it's a complete flywheel.
Trail tech makes them also...but they don't have 08 models listed yet. I'd go with the +9 myself.
Racer92
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1/30/2008 7:37am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:06pm
[quote="Larry":1xv4kwxo]The most he can fit on there. I saw a top off road racer cussing his YZF this weekend when he stalled it.[/quote:1xv4kwxo]
Yep, the smokers are lots more forgiving in woods racing.
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1/30/2008 8:16am
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1/31/2008 6:54am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:06pm
[quote="SCYRacing":1j90d3bv]How much you guys think it would help?[/quote:1j90d3bv]
It will help save the clutch and keep it from stalling easily in tight woods.
SCYRacing
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1/31/2008 8:42am
Thanks for the info. This is the first guy I've had run a 450 in the woods. Actually, you shoulda seen the '04 YZ250 smoker this guy had! Badass.

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