rukawa1one

Like the topic says, where can i get my flywheel resurfaced? I took it to my local autoparts store and they said they only resurfaced brake rotors.

Ricey McRicerton

Pretty much any machine shop should be able to do it. I think mine was 30 or 35 bucks here locally.

Luserkid

Depending where your at in So Cal i could get it resurfaced for 25-30 bucks with an hour turn around time, or you could also try Action Clutches.

But like said any machine shop.

rukawa1one

dang, it costs that much? I though it would be like about the same price as it is to turn rotors. A new one or, maybe one that already resurfaced is about 45-50 at autozone. I need it resurfaced cuz my old clutch wore down to the rivets, and the surface of the flywheel is not even smooth

strictly.business

a new flywheel sounds better. but yeah, machine shop. typically you dont need it to be resurfaced unless its hella glazed.

rukawa1one

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So if i bought a used one, that has a smooth surface, it should be okay? What's glazed? Shiny like a mirror?

strictly.business

if the surface has a film on it, if its not bare metal then its glazed.

Vindicator9000

O'Reilley's will do it for something like $20-$25. I think that just about anyplace that will turn rotors will do a flywheel. I decided to just buy a new Fidanza, and I love it.