Do you have to resurface the flywheel when putting on a new clutch? I think you do. Just a Question
02-27-2006, 11:32 AM
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Dave at Specclutch in AL, told me if I sent him the flywheel they would resurface it.
Local shop in Chicago has a machine shop that is setup for doing such.
I went back with new dual mass and plan to have the one pulled resurfaced and put on a shelf.
I went with the spec stage 2+
I went back with new dual mass and plan to have the one pulled resurfaced and put on a shelf.
I went with the spec stage 2+
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02-27-2006, 11:50 AM
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Just got it back Saturday and the pedal feels a little soft, but it grabs early and is
really not any discernable from stock. It is supposed to be all kevlar and carry much heavier torque and power than I can imagine putting to it.
Was a little worried about going ot stage 3 and it being grabby.
Remember the slave cylinder needs to be pressure bled and not vacuum bled.
Was a little worried about going ot stage 3 and it being grabby.
Remember the slave cylinder needs to be pressure bled and not vacuum bled.