Hey, I need to know where i can get my flywheel resurfaced in case i don't get a new one. Could anybody shoot me some info???

 

Most machine shops can do it. Call the dealership and see if and where they outsource to. Or call a local tuner shop and ask them. I'm not in your area so I can't suggest a specific location.
Good luck amigo !

 

Thanks man. What about some place like Les Schwab??? They resurfaced my brake rotors...

 

I never met a person named Les that I liked, but that's besides the point. Actually, I have no idea about that place, but doing rotors and doing flywheels is a little different. I know a shop that does brakes and suspension, and they turn rotors, but they don't do flywheels.
Sooner or later, someone from your area will pop up and suggest a place...GUYS ???

 

Ahh...yeah, Les Schwab is a tire/brakes/alignment shop. (I neglected to mention that, my bad.) Now that I think about it, I do have a friend that works in a machine shop. maybe i should just call him up. Is it absolutely necessary to resurface the flywheel???? My mechanic didn't seem to think i would really be needed...what do you all think??

 

I didn't, but wish I did. A rough flywheel is not good for the clutch disk. Mine was pretty smooth, and not badly discolored, but I would feel better if I had it done, plus, it will be a tad lighter
I say: go for it

 

Hmm...I wonder how much it would cost.

 

yeah its necessary, for longevity and a smooth driving. It should cost like $40-60 bucks I think (at most). Try and find a place that has experience resurfacing and balancing flywheels...then you can ask them to shave some pounds off it at the same time




[Modified by Mike95lude, 7:31 PM 10/10/2001]

 

Don't pay more than $60 for a flywheel resurfacing. Expect to pay $40-60.

I payed $50 for mine. When you call, ask how much it is to resurface a stepped flywheel.