Flywheel Resurfacing
06-16-2003, 09:19 AM
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Flywheel Resurfacing
I'm starting my five speed conversion this week. Probably gonna install the pedals today or tomorrow, and actually drop the trannies and switch them out later on in the week. So my question is this....
If I'm just gonna put the whole assembly from one car to another, do I need to get my flywheel resurfaced? I didn't know if that was just if you got a new clutch, or if it had to be done everything it was taken out. I tried to search but we only get 2003 answers it seems
If I'm just gonna put the whole assembly from one car to another, do I need to get my flywheel resurfaced? I didn't know if that was just if you got a new clutch, or if it had to be done everything it was taken out. I tried to search but we only get 2003 answers it seems
06-16-2003, 09:58 AM
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How does the donor flywheel look. I mean if it is in good condition then dont waste your money. If you are in doubt that get it resurfaced while it is still easily accessable.
06-17-2003, 08:36 AM
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Originally posted by Matt93SE
you need to buy a new Fidanza from me and throw your stock one away.
you need to buy a new Fidanza from me and throw your stock one away.
If I end up getting any more money outta my parts car, thats where my money is going. Either that or some 
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