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If you use your car for drifting at all, you should not use an aluminum flywheel.
Drifting is quite hard on the clutch and flywheel assembly and creates a lot of heat. Aluminum has different thermal expansion properties than steel, so when you have an aluminum flywheel bolted between a steel crank and pressure plate expanding at a different rate, it can end badly.
There have also been instances of the starter ring gears separating from aluminum flywheels due to heat.
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