CM flywheel replacable friction surface?
07-31-2005, 12:04 PM
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CM flywheel replacable friction surface?
Is anyone in here using a clutch masters flywheel and had to replace the friction surface? I'm getting ready to replace my clutch for a new stage 4 comp clutch and need to know if it is necessary to replace this. I've been using the CM stage 3 clutch. I know that you should resurface a flywheel when you replace the clutch but shouldnt this be stronger than a stock flywheel? Also i dont have alot of money so i really dont what to buy parts i dont need. So if anyone has any insight about this flywheel let me know. thanks.
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Re: CM flywheel replacable friction surface? (theo99gsr)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by theo99gsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is anyone in here using a clutch masters flywheel and had to replace the friction surface? I'm getting ready to replace my clutch for a new stage 4 comp clutch and need to know if it is necessary to replace this. I've been using the CM stage 3 clutch. I know that you should resurface a flywheel when you replace the clutch but shouldnt this be stronger than a stock flywheel? Also i dont have alot of money so i really dont what to buy parts i dont need. So if anyone has any insight about this flywheel let me know. thanks.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Good question, once you get the clutch out of the car I would examine the flywheel for any warpage, put a straight edge down over the surface and check for day light between the surface and your straight edge. If you can see excessive gap you might want to get the replacable insert (only about $100).
Good question, once you get the clutch out of the car I would examine the flywheel for any warpage, put a straight edge down over the surface and check for day light between the surface and your straight edge. If you can see excessive gap you might want to get the replacable insert (only about $100).
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