Flywheeel Resurfacing
Thread Starter
|
HCF Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 69
From: Orlando
Flywheeel Resurfacing
I would like to upgrade my stock clutch to a stage 1 clutch but i would also like to upgrade my flwheel so its lighter. I was reading all the posts and I havent found an answer to this question yet. Is shaving the flywheel the same as resurfacing it. Also is it cheaper to shave or resurface my flywheel, or would it be better to just staright out purchase a new lighter flywheel.
Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 2,667
From:
RE: Flywheeel Resurfacing
do not lighten a flywheel. resurfacing basically is like cutting rotors, but a lot more precise.
a shaved flywheel is 99% likly to explode in your car.
either resurface or get a lighter one.
a shaved flywheel is 99% likly to explode in your car.
either resurface or get a lighter one.
HCF Member
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 8,519
From: South Central
RE: Flywheeel Resurfacing
ORIGINAL: ef4life
do not lighten a flywheel. resurfacing basically is like cutting rotors, but a lot more precise.
a shaved flywheel is 99% likly to explode in your car.
either resurface or get a lighter one.
do not lighten a flywheel. resurfacing basically is like cutting rotors, but a lot more precise.
a shaved flywheel is 99% likly to explode in your car.
either resurface or get a lighter one.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
