Flywheel Resurfacing

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  1. 07Ltd#767

    07Ltd#767 The Neighborhood Drunk

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    Anybody know in reputable shops in the Marietta area that do this?
     
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  2. integroid

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    Napa? I dont think it is very hard to resurface a flywheel,
     
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  3. Matt

    Matt Think before you post
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    king did mine in about 5 minutes when we did my clutch...call him up
     
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  4. 07Ltd#767

    07Ltd#767 The Neighborhood Drunk

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    Will do - thanks Matt
     
    #4 07Ltd#767, Aug 25, 2009
  5. Kokopelli

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    The sti flywheel is stepped so turning it requires you to remove the same amount evenly from the steps and surface. It is not something that can be done right without the proper equipment.


    Specialty clutch off of I20 near downtown can do it.
     
    #5 Kokopelli, Aug 25, 2009
  6. ballistic

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    we do them
     
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  7. ZenMotors

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    Call up "Clutch Man" He will come by and do it right there at your drive way. Cost about $40.00
     
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