Subject	Check out it's condition: thickness and flatness, then
Posted by	zellamay on August 30, 2008 at 5:04 PM
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In Reply To	fidannza flywheel question posted by toso89 on August 30, 2008 at 02:17 PM
Message	compare to specs to see if it needs to be faced (almost always a good idea with used flywheel), and to make sure there is enough material..... In case you don't know, Fidanza has a one-piece surface. RPS, for instance, has a "segmented" design, which is more warp resistant. Most consider this better. The tendency to warp comes from having an aluminum flywheel with a steel mating surface for the clutch. Steel and aluminum expand at different rates when they get hot. ...... It really depends on how much you are paying for it, compared to new or compared to RPS. .... I think I paid $225 for a used RPS which did not need new segments. One problem with RPS is that, if you have to buy new segments, it's expensive. Hope this helps.
Follow Ups	fidannza flywheel question - toso89 14:17:21 08/30/08 Check out it's condition: thickness and flatness, then - zellamay 17:04:21 08/30/08 A new insert for the Fidanza is less than $100.00 - Spddracer 19:49:31 08/30/08
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