My friend just got a Clutchmasters Flywheel yesterday from our friend had used for only a couple months. Well we took it down to the place to get it resurfaced just as they were about to close. They tried to resurface it but said we would have to take the steel plate that the disk actually grabs onto, apart from the flywheel itself before they could resurface it. I guess aluminium doesn't stick good to the magnet that is supposed to hold down the flywheel. My question is, what are the torque spec are on those little tiny screw/nuts that hold the friction pad to the flywheel itself. Thanks in advance....

 

The surface is supposed to be replaced not resurfaced.

 

can't you just resurface it? well you should invest in a good service manual, as they have all your specs and instructions in detail. don't rip your car apart without one!

 

yep

 

What good's a service manual for an aftermarket flywheel? Call up CM and ask them the torque specs and proper sequence. I recall seeing a $60 pricetag on the new faces for those, don't hear people talking about new faces much though.