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Honestly if you use the needle bearing pilot bushing, there is zero input shaft noise. I use a pretty light (13lb-ish) flywheel and have very little chatter at all. Running
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Honestly if you use the needle bearing pilot bushing, there is zero input shaft noise. I use a pretty light (13lb-ish) flywheel and have very little chatter at all. Running a good gear oil helps.
Of course its a bit moot in my car with solid bushings and engine/trans mounts. Controlling NVH really isn't a big priority of mine lol
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