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SLP Performance Products and Accessories

 

Established in 1987, SLP has stood for quality performance enhancements for late-model American Muscle cars from the beginning, and it continues this commitment today. SLP's initial claim to fame says it all: It was the first company in the performance aftermarket to develop and manufacture a 50-state emission-legal performance package -- specifically for V8 Camaros and Firebirds. True to its name ("Street Legal Performance"), the vision of SLP's part program is to not just provide performance, but to do so with the best engineering practices and quality possible, far exceeding the industry standards.

SLP offers a wide range of performance enhancements to the American muscle car. SLP also provides best-in-class performance upgrades in the following product categories:

  • Blackwing Cold Air Intakes
  • Loudmouth Exhausts
  • Accessories
  • Interior
  • Suspension
  • Body kits

 

The range of Car, Truck and SUV applications covered by SLP includes Camaro, Corvette, Firebird, GTO, G8, Mustang, Challenger, Charger, Magnum, 300C, Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Escalade, Yukon, Suburban, Avalanche and More. Accesspeed is proud to offer SLP products to our customers. With our lowest price match guarantee, you will always find the best combination of price and selection at Accesspeed.

 


Clutch and Transmission » Flywheels and Flexplates

Flywheels and Flexplates

 

What is a flywheel?

In a motorized vehicle, the flywheel is the interface between the clutch mechanism and the transmission. It is a large gear-looking metal disc, with teeth around its outer edge. The purpose of the teeth is to allow the starter to engage and turn the engine over.

 

Which is better steel or aluminum flywheel?

For street use, which requires stop and go driving, a steel flywheel is the best choice. The heavier weight of steel stores more energy than aluminum, which helps with momentum as you start rolling. For performance driving and racing, the type of driving you do sill dictate which flywheel material is recommended. For example, if you drag race, then a steel flywheel is better, as it provides a stronger launch off the line. If you do road course racing or run cones solo at your local parking lot, an aluminum flywheel is better, as you will be able to accelerate out of corners quicker.