When you understand what a DMF provides and how the flywheel affects a cars performance the decision to replace a DMF with solid flywheel becomes easier to make.
Let's explore this often misunderstood component in your engine which actually has quite a big effect on the cars performance and see what you gain or lose when you replace a DMF with SMF.
We answer a question about converting a dual mass flywheel to a single mass one. This video explains what a flywheel is? What flywheels do for your engine and the pros and cons of fitting lighter flywheels to your engine.
Many car makers fit DMF's to smooth things out and prevent transmission damage, but these can fail over time as they take quite a bit of vibration and shock, so is it best to replace them with a single mass or solid flywheel?
Find out about flywheels, including what they are and how you can improve your cars throttle response by choosing the right upgrades for your flywheel.
Flywheels, what are they why do you need one?
How do Flywheels Work, especially dual mass flywheels?
Do Lighter Flywheels add performance?
What is a dual mass flywheel and why are they fitted because they break?
Are dual mass flywheels good options or should you go with a single mass flywheel?
So to discuss the answer to the question "Is it worth converting a single flywheel into a dual mass flywheel?" we need to understand the flywheels role in your engine and in which situations you'd benefit from having a lighter one.
This video also explains the advantages and disadvantages of lighter flywheels and the pros and cons of converting a dual mass flywheel (DMF) for a single mass flywheel (SMF).
Questions answered in this video presentation guide.
What does a lighter flywheel do for performance in your engine? Are Flywheels a good upgrade mod? What are the performance benefits of fitting a lighter flywheel? Should you convert a DMF to a single mass flywheel? What are the pros and cons of lighter flywheels?
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