Which risk increases when connecting an engine's crankshaft to a mismatched flywheel?

💡 Explanation

Torsional vibration resonance increases, because a mismatched flywheel alters the crankshaft's natural frequency, causing destructive oscillations exceeding material limits. Therefore, resonance becomes a severe risk, rather than simple imbalance which flywheel balancing normally addresses.

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