New flywheel
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Safety Car
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New flywheel
Lucky to get a new Fidenza flywheel cheap and wondering if it's a good idea to install it in my 04 CE Vert. Realize that the motor should RPM quicker which is great, but what about normal driving?
Really would like the pros & cons of living with this light flywheel on a daily basis. Also, will I need to put in a new Clutch/pressure plate if I make the change?
Thanks.
Really would like the pros & cons of living with this light flywheel on a daily basis. Also, will I need to put in a new Clutch/pressure plate if I make the change?
Thanks.
Safety Car
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: San Diego, CA "leaf" "tee" "e"
If you're going to drop the rear assembly, torque tube, and take the clutch out anyway just to install a flywheel, you might as well replace the clutch too. If you do the work yourself, you may be able to justify not changing the clutch, but any shop is going to charge you $700 in labor whether you put the old clutch or a new one back in.
