Subject	It will hold out if you are just driving your car normally.
Posted by	Tony@GZperformance on September 22, 2005 at 10:31 AM
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In Reply To	did I mess up fidanza flywheel on a TT? posted by snack_machine on September 22, 2005 at 10:08 AM
Message	It can handle some track use. I do recommend that you take it to a machine shop if its used and have them check to make sure that the clutch mating surface is flush and have them drill out the aluminum threads that mount the clutch to the flywheel to and have them put some steel inserts in there too. They will not strip like the aluminum will and let you to torque the clutch plate down with out worrying of stripping out anything. I have an RPS clutch and flywheel and love it!
Follow Ups	did I mess up fidanza flywheel on a TT? - snack_machine 10:08:10 09/22/05 It will be fine. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:31:27 09/22/05 It will hold out if you are just driving your car normally. - Tony@GZperformance 10:31:45 09/22/05 2nd on putting in helicoils / steel thread inserts. That's - boileralum 11:20:27 09/22/05 I have one on my TT and ive never had a problem. - TomzxTT 10:31:52 09/22/05 Its a new flywheel, never been used or sold. - snack_machine 11:52:14 09/22/05 never heard of one melting (n/m) - boileralum 14:55:55 09/22/05 Never heard of them melting - Tony@GZperformance 16:25:18 09/22/05 Re: Never heard of them melting - DJ 17:21:01 09/22/05
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