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2011-11-19 10:11:18
#1
Is this bad??
I have a brand new stage 4 competition clutch kit and a SR16 flywheel... Only thing is I'm putting it in tomorrow and didn't resurface the flywheel. Will I be okay or is it a must? I'm broke right now so yea lol.
2011-11-19 17:32:33
#2
My motor had 175 k, ive owned it since it was 45k, ive done the only clutch replacement the cars ever seen and i didnt resurface the flywheel, and everything is still fine after changing the clutch on the car 6 months ago. It just varies, my flywheel looked fine and smoth enough still.
2011-11-19 21:43:48
#3
like dan said....if it's not grooved you SHOULD be ok....i've done several clutches without resurfacing the flywheel with no issues.....but it does depend on what the flywheel looks like
2011-11-19 22:22:38
#4
Can I ask a stupid question? What do you need a stage 4 clutch for? Did you grab a 2871R and not tell me?

If it doesn't have a lot of hotspots or messed up wear on the friction surface you can scuff it with some really fine grit sand paper and it will most likely hold. Do a search for the proper way to do this method that tbh a lot of people would not consider a good call.

Its pretty cheap to skim a flywheel though but you have to make sure they know what to do. You can eff it up pretty bad and some machine shops can make mistakes. ITs not like they give your flywheel to their master technician.
Last edited by Benito Malito on 2011-11-19 at 22-25-55.
2011-11-20 01:30:10
#5
Thanks for the answers, ill try to get pics and you guys can tell me what you think..

Ben im gonna run the T-25 now until i hear back from Chris (Realnighthog) im paying for his set-up but hes out of country at the moment still waiting to hear back from him
2011-11-20 02:44:33
#6
I would think twice before installing a stage 4 clutch based on a setup you do not have in hand atm.
2011-11-20 12:45:58
#7
Well I have the T-25 w11 setup...
2011-11-21 17:48:40
#8
LOL @ stg 4... I would just install it, its just a 6puck sprung. If it were an unsprung i would be more inclined to tell you not to install it.
2011-11-22 12:47:42
#9
I don't see why it's funny... This clutch will probably out last the engine.
2011-11-22 13:53:23
#10
Originally Posted by CalHasLostVegas
This clutch will probably out last the engine.

Not if he daily drives it. Ceramic pucks hate to be slipped. They tend to last around 10k miles on a daily driver.

It is also funny because ceramic pucked clutches are the shitty, cheap way out. But I guess some of us are more jaded than others.
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