Clutch questions??
#2
yes and no.
the point of resurfacing the flywheel is making the surface flat and smooth again.
you can cheap out and just spray, but you clutch will mostlikely fail sooner... and not hold as hard
the point of resurfacing the flywheel is making the surface flat and smooth again.
you can cheap out and just spray, but you clutch will mostlikely fail sooner... and not hold as hard
#4
Yea I heard it worps slightly over time, and my friend with a 91 has 165k miles and my 90 has 115k miles and his clutch is way smoother, im guessing last time his got replaced that his flywheel got resurfaced, I will get it resurface. What kind of place would do this for me??
Ryan
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