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Old 08-23-2018, 10:24 AM   #28
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Default Re: Lighter wheels = any E.T reduction?

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Originally Posted by Bob Mulry View Post
The further away from the centerline of rotation the greater benefit of rotating weight reduction..

Remove 1 pound of rotating weight from the OD of the flywheel vs. a 1 pound reduction from gun drilled axles.....

It's called moment of inertia.

Just sayin'
I was just about to say exactly that. The further away from the center of rotation the greater the benefit. Easy way of testing this is to hold a ten pound weight in your hand , and then put that same weight at the end of a 1 foot rod, grab the opposite end of the rod and try to hold it up.
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