Resurfaced my flywheel
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After taking my flywheel to clutch mart to pull my pins out I chucked it up to an Accu-Turn brake lathe, really the best built lathe on the market as you sure ass hell cant turn a flywheel on an aamco lathe. My goal other then a new surface was to shave some weight, and I did.
















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Need a good clutch and pressure plate combo for my car thats not to much $$$. Waht tdo you all think of this one. Its a really good price, just under $140
http://cpwstore.carpartswholesale.com/cata...sal:0)&sv=0
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I did a total of 5 passes on each side at 25 thousanths of an inch deep each time. That should be 1/8" from the front and from the back. 1/4" of metal gone.
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Well I decided not to take more off an that was a good thing. I didnt take into account that the bolts holding the pressure plate would bottom out on the ring gear, as it was I had to tlip on a washer for each bolt.




