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jivepepper

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I'am in the process of changing my clutch and I finally got the tranny out . I took the flywheel off and noticed some small cracks in it and I accidently broke a guide pin that is used to help hold the pressure plate on the flywheel intill tight will this mess up the balance. I plan on getting the flywheel resurfaced do you think its worth it ?

 

jivepepper

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clutchpopper said:

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yeah its pretty cheap too. I had mine resurfaced when i changed my clutch because it had a few hot spots. Its about as much as getting your brake disks refaced. I payed like $50 for it, im sure it wasnt realy needed but, hell might as well do it for peace of mind.

 

twogts4us

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The FRPP billet steel replacement (the OEM is actually cast iron, so this replacement is better) is $250 list. Contact Randy over at www.modulardepot.com - parts forum. He'll likely get you a better price and can ship it to your door.

 

jivepepper

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My flywheel is the 8 bolt and there no way to punch the guide pins out from the other side and one is broke off flush with flywheel. I will have to put a stock one back in because it less expensive . I'am also replacing the fuel pump and the front brake pads and rotors along with the clutch kit of course. Money is tight right now so I will have to settle.

 

twogts4us

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Out of curiousity, what kind of brakes are you putting on the front? I've pretty much decided on the Baer Claws (www.RPMoutlet.com for $470) and their EradiSpeed +1 on the back (which uses the stock calipers, $230 at RPMoutlet) A pretty nice setup for $700 total.

 

jivepepper

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twogts4us said:

Out of curiousity, what kind of brakes are you putting on the front? I've pretty much decided on the Baer Claws (www.RPMoutlet.com for $470) and their EradiSpeed +1 on the back (which uses the stock calipers, $230 at RPMoutlet) A pretty nice setup for $700 total.

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something cheap maybe this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7909962155&category=33564

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