TE/TC Flywheel weights aren't just for trail riders

So I went to the local track today to do a back to back comparison of a Steahly FWW. Let me tell you I was completely satisfied and a little surprised. The traction was night and day different (local track is mostly sand). I was a bit hesitant to try because of the $120 price tag. The control around corners made it so I could go faster and smoother. Absolutely no power was lost and still explosive if needed. Overall I am very happy with it.

This was a very easy install that took maybe 20 minutes. Remove the nut that holds the flywheel on.
I bought a Tusk engine lock up tool for $8




Make sure to remove lock washer underneath the the flywheel nut.


Spin on flywheel weight with the install tool and torque to spec (42ft lbs)

Then tighten down set screws around the outside with supplied Allen key. *tip* to ensure the set screws are tight, tighten down and then loosen them slightly and tighten back down again to get proper torque. Steahly suggests to torque until there's abou 3/16" deflection at the end of hex key.

I am big fan of flywheel weights. I all cases it improved the power delivery to the ground. If I was racing supercross it might be different. Steahly does make a nice product. Cam.

What i don't understand is how much ?

This was the 11oz weight. The added traction and control is amazing. As for how much? I Think it's a seat of the pants feel.