2.7L light weight flywheel

Anyone know of a light weight flywheel for a 2nd gen 2007 2.7L manual tacoma 4x4 ?

 

no i dont,but im just wondering what your thinking?

 

stage 2 clutch and a billet aluminum light weight flywheel for my 07 2.7L 4x4

 

clutch masters said they could custom build me one for $550 so im trying to see if i can find one first

Alot of power is restricted with the flywheel and pulleys, by replacing them with lighter built flywheel and pulleys you will def. feel a difference added with a header and intake and full exhaust which im going to do

 

You could consider getting the stock one lightend by a machine shop as well (if theres enough matrial there). Although im wondering how a 2.7 would feel with a lightweight flywheel... kinda strange i imagine as its not really a high rev. motor.

 

This is true. You should see a marked difference in throttle response. Pretty kick ass setup if you ask me, which no one does.

 

i had a scion tc Naturally aspirated race built with light weight flywheel and stage 2 clutch with pulleys and it was great and the engine is only a 2.4L...so i think the engine can handle it

unless someone tried it and it didnt work out very well

 

Its not that i dont think it could handle it, i guess it just depends on the aplication. I've had a couple turbo honda's in my day with light weight flywheels and there great for high rpm shreading (my fiance has a tc btw and when the clutch dies its on the list). Think about low speed off road manuvers with a light weight flywheel though and thats where im talking about the diffence.

 

o yeah,thats sounds cool.more power for the 4 banger.good for u man.

 

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anyone find a 2.7L lightweight flywheel?

 

Lightweight-Aluminum-Flyhwheel,-Tacoma-2.4L-I4-5-Speed/product_info.htmlis out from URD > go to their website and you will see this

 

hell no, they want 1800 bucks

http://www.coolcarpartsonline.com/c...-tacoma-2005-2006-4cyl-clutchmasters-flywheel

 

thats a 2.4....im 2.7L i dont think that will work for me