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S550_Andres
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What up guys! So I'm need a little help deciding on if to resurfacing my Oem flywheel or buying a new one. Im planning on doing my clutch in two weeks and any input from you guys would be helpful thank in advance.
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86 notch coyote swapped
89 convertible 302 hci
85 notch 347 hci
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coupedup
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It depends on the condition of the stock flywheel, if its noisy you probably should resurface it. But if its missing any teeth just get a new one.
Posts: 4406 | From: Ca | Registered: May 2010
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S550_Andres
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Originally posted by Nifty50:
It depends on the condition of the stock flywheel, if its noisy you probably should resurface it. But if its missing any teeth just get a new one.
Oh yeah of course but I guess the only way to find out would be when I pull it right
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86 notch coyote swapped
89 convertible 302 hci
85 notch 347 hci
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unfortunately, yes thats the only way to know for sure. But if your gonna put a new clutch in in a couple weeks I would just get a new one. But thats just me.
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S550_Andres
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Originally posted by Nifty50:
unfortunately, yes thats the only way to know for sure. But if your gonna put a new clutch in in a couple weeks I would just get a new one. But thats just me.
Yeah that's what I was thinking as well i think I will just order a new one I only want to do this once a get it right
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86 notch coyote swapped
89 convertible 302 hci
85 notch 347 hci
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or you could always take off the starter and have a peek in the bellhousing at the flywheel. Might be a little difficult though.
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NEIGHT
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What I did was buy a resurfaced oem one for $50 so I can just pull off the old one N have that extra one for when I have to change out the clutch again.
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-Savage Habits-
1992 Summer Edition
1986 Hatch- catfish killer
1964 Impala hard top
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DEVERO2
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You could always step up to an aluminum flywheel
Posts: 641 | From: sacramento | Registered: Oct 2005
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SwEeT03Gt
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i got all this if you havent bought your clutch setup yet
50124 Ford Racing Performance Throwout Bearing (79-04 V8) 1 $59.99
50116 Ford Racing Roller Pilot Bearing (96-10 4.6L) 1 $11.99
62502 Exedy Mach 400 Stage 1 Clutch (Late 01-04 GT, Bullitt, Mach 1; 99-04 Cobra) 1 $239.99
62511 Exedy Lightweight Racing Flywheel - 6 Bolt (96-98 GT; Late 01-04 GT) 1 $329.99
Subtotal: $641.96
its all new from american muscle pm me if interested
[ November 16, 2012, 08:19 PM: Message edited by: SwEeT 03 Gt ]
Posts: 4484 | From: -NicKlE n DiMe- | Registered: Sep 2010
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