stage 3 clutch and lightweight flywheel choice help!

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solardrgn

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im looking to buy a new clutch and flywheel for a good price. i was wondering what brands to look for. i took a quick look on ebay (i know... :3d_frown:) and saw a F1 racing stage 3 and fidanza flywheel for $550?!?! there wasnt much about it in the review section. could anyone enlighten me on this kit..
im not really looking forward to getting this so if anyone could give a recomendation and where to buy

for something around 350-400 HP and UNDER $1,000....about $800 if possible for both clutch and flywheel

thanks
 
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ml43

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HI
I really like my stock flywheel with the ACT HD PP and clutch disc, Probably the best setup for the money

hasn't ever slipped yet

I am making about 300whp
 
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KMinAF

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I regret puting in a stage three and aluminum flywheel (Fidanza and Spec). The car is not very forgiving and is uncomfortable to drive around town and I always worry about crank walk. However, on a road course and "high spirited" driving it works great because it is in the element for which it was designed. Also, correct me if I am wrong, but a stock weight flywheel would have the advantage in the quarter mile due to its mass/inertia.
 
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pocketkiriyama

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I don't know about the f1 clutch but fidanza's never a good choice, in my opinion, when you're putting out a lot of power. I'd rather spend a good amount of money to get a clutch kit that is streetable yet powerful and responsive enough on the track and you don't have to worry about a crank walk as I have already been through. Yes even though rare the supras can get a crankwalk and on a 1jzgte at that.
 
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