Subject	Yes, you should replace the flywheel with a new clutch
Posted by	Chip(GinnMotorsports) on December 24, 2002 at 6:53 PM
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In Reply To	That's a new one on me posted by Keith58 on December 24, 2002 at 05:12 PM
Message	if it is a 2 piece clutch, rplace the friction surface, otherwise resurface the flywheel to remove any surface irregularities from the previous clutch.ˆ
Follow Ups	Havent gotten any clear answers. Is there a breakin period - Brian300Z 16:33:56 12/24/02 No (n/m) - Keith58 16:56:48 12/24/02 Yes, the mating surfaces need to be worn together - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 17:06:15 12/24/02 That's a new one on me - Keith58 17:12:55 12/24/02 Resurfacing is a new flywheel w/ each clutch right? (n/m) - ZBlacktt 17:26:27 12/24/02 yes (n/m) - genic 17:31:01 12/24/02 yes, but - Keith58 17:38:18 12/24/02 if you have hot spots all the way through..you have probs - genic 17:42:08 12/24/02 Yes, you should replace the flywheel with a new clutch - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 18:53:20 12/24/02
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