new flywheel needs machining?
#1
new flywheel needs machining?
i recently bought a new lightweight flywheel and im wondering if it needs to be machined.
now as i understand it, it shouldnt need machining since its supposed to be flat already brand new. but ive also heard more than once that flywheels should be machined prior to installation, whether new or used..
so whats the verdict?
now as i understand it, it shouldnt need machining since its supposed to be flat already brand new. but ive also heard more than once that flywheels should be machined prior to installation, whether new or used..
so whats the verdict?
#5
If you buy a new clutch from a reputable company no you wouldn't need to resurface it. If on the other hand you grab one from a cousin's, friend's sister in law then you gotta inspect it.
If your unsure just bring it to a machine shop and they can tell you right there.
If your unsure just bring it to a machine shop and they can tell you right there.
#6
Originally Posted by WildoutWhiteGSR
If you buy a new clutch from a reputable company no you wouldn't need to resurface it. If on the other hand you grab one from a cousin's, friend's sister in law then you gotta inspect it.
If your unsure just bring it to a machine shop and they can tell you right there.
If your unsure just bring it to a machine shop and they can tell you right there.
true gotta take it to a machine shop tomow.
#7
Soccer, balancing is different from resurfacing. A brand new flywheel wont need to be resurfaced. However if they can't balance a flywheel accurate, why buy from that company? I've heard great stuff about fidanza flywheel on Honda-tech.
#8
Originally Posted by Platinum Playa
Soccer, balancing is different from resurfacing. A brand new flywheel wont need to be resurfaced. However if they can't balance a flywheel accurate, why buy from that company? I've heard great stuff about fidanza flywheel on Honda-tech.
Anyways installed it today and i love it, the difference in accleration is amazing. it takes a bit getting used to but it feels good.
#9
wow this is the first time i've heard that a new flywheel needed to be re-surfaced and balanced.......especially a new fidanza flywheel....
on a side note i have been running a defcon-racing 8lbs aluminum flywheel for almost 5 years now and have no issues with it...
on a side note i have been running a defcon-racing 8lbs aluminum flywheel for almost 5 years now and have no issues with it...
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