Steel or Aluminum flywheel?

Wondering whether you should choose a steel or aluminum flywheel for your street car application? This video steps you through the selection process to make the best choice for your car or truck.
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[@sav7123]

I have a lightweight flywheel with very short ratios, definitely not an easy driving experience but it gets the job done, thanks for the quick explanation 🙌

[@Jyuaa]

Straight to the point awesome thanks you !!!

[@robertmiere5348]

Great video, I have just bought a Ram aluminium flywheel for my new 289 engine build, high quality flywheel.

[@sergiomurillo9930]

Great video. I wasn’t sure what to go with my 02 Mustang but I’m glad I choose the steel one vs the aluminum one. People did say in forums to go with steel vs aluminum and this video confirms it!

[@GarageBuiltcars]

I run one of your light weight aluminum flywheel in my street strip car , its bad ass .

[@alexm.4621]

I have the RAM clutches aluminum flywheel in my manual 392 hemi challenger, I think it’s about 4.5 to 5 lbs lighter than the stock steel one. It’s been great so far, don’t have any lugging at low speeds in first gear and the engine revs up much quicker. It went from feeling like a heavy engine to feeling more like a light engine if that makes any sense. Acceleration definitely feels quicker vs the stock steel flywheel

[@BackyardBMX73]

Great info!

[@ac13apollolee77]

I run a ram aluminum flywheel on the street and yes you have to be an artist to drive it but it was the best investment in my vett and i highly recommend it life at the Bloody knuckle garage

[@hankfink]

What is your rear gear ratio?

[@blingbling574]

I’m going with composite steel and aluminum. The clutch is a composite as well. My logic, I don’t know dick about cars so I go in between.