I've decided that after my clutch disintegrated (burst friction plate!)
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17 years ago
I've decided that after my clutch disintegrated (burst friction plate!)
I noticed some blue coloring on the cover in your other pictures. If the flywheel has the same coloring, you can get some uneven wear. I would go for a resurfacing of the old flywheel.
Have your flywheel resurfaced, it definitely needs it. $150 sounds kind of high. It is not a stepped flywheel from what I could see in the picture. A stepped flywheel would be stepped on the top surface, yours looks flat from the picture.
Probably just the angle - theres a 1-1.5mm step :( I've cast around a bit and I have managed to get a mate to offer to buy and send me stuff from the US so it might bring the prices a little closer.
If it's only 1-1.5 mm step then it may just be wear from the clutch disk. All the stepped flywheels I have seen have more like a 15 mm step, something that is easy to see.
Nope, its an upward step, not downward. Also I've just been told by someone that you cannot reface the standard fly - not entirely sure thats true though.
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