Subject	not really on a z32 flywheel. the clutch cover seat is shar-
Posted by	Dane (Houston) on June 08, 2009 at 8:29 PM
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In Reply To	At some point you run out of material to resurface (n/m) posted by 91Z32TT on June 08, 2009 at 01:07 PM
Message	ed with the disk contact surface. So when its resurfaced it moved the clutch cover with it. Unlike come other cars' flywheels that have a seat or a step up from where the cover sits and where the disk sits. Shouldn't have to replace a z32 flywheel in a couple lifetimes due to low thickness. Formerly SpecNATT (Houston)
Follow Ups	Beauty of the RPS Seg Flywheel - njz 21:25:45 06/07/09 Did you have it rebalanced? - 1blackz 21:45:08 06/07/09 Re: Did you have it rebalanced? - njz 21:59:44 06/07/09 You need to resurfice it and balance - Timmay 02:16:03 06/08/09 False. - Bernie (NoVA) 10:09:03 06/08/09 Yeah but what do you do when the ring gear is damaged :( (n/m) - 91Z32TT 10:44:16 06/08/09 Sent one back to RPS (via SpecialtyZ) and they took care of - Bernie (NoVA) 10:52:01 06/08/09 Great to hear, thank you! (n/m) - 91Z32TT 10:54:05 06/08/09 I am sure you can send it back to RPS. Looks like the ring - MrPulldown 10:51:02 06/08/09 Cheaper than a new flywheel (n/m) - 91Z32TT 10:54:34 06/08/09 Why do you have to replace an entire flywheel? - Spddracer 11:42:56 06/08/09 At some point you run out of material to resurface (n/m) - 91Z32TT 13:07:38 06/08/09 not really on a z32 flywheel. the clutch cover seat is shar- - Dane (Houston) 20:29:13 06/08/09
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