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Old 01-16-2014, 12:36 AM   #30
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Yea, but I think he was just attempting to explain what taking out rotating weight does in general, not specifically a driveshaft. The inertia of the driveshaft still applies when the clutch is engaged. Right?
No, Inertial mass is only bolted to the crank(Pulley, Flywheel). Driven Mass(DS, Axles, wheels), the lighter the better.
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