Does my flywheel need to be skimmed? *with Pictures*
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Just swapping the clutch on my turbo and i was wondering if the flywheel needs to be skimmed. have included a picture of it for any expert opinions


If so, would CTS be able to do it for me as im taking my gearbox up there next week anyway.
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If so, would CTS be able to do it for me as im taking my gearbox up there next week anyway.
thanks
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yeah there is a bit of a ridge around the edge of it, not seamless when i run my finger over it.
Alvyn i think your right, considering im spending about £900 on clutch+box il get it done.
i assume CTS will be able to do it for me, i forgot to ask them on the phone the other day
thanks for your replies guys
Alvyn i think your right, considering im spending about £900 on clutch+box il get it done.
i assume CTS will be able to do it for me, i forgot to ask them on the phone the other day
thanks for your replies guys
I would advise to get it skimmed, my mate's cossie was like that after 200 miles it fooked his clutch
Costing more time and money
Only you can tell us wot its like (things look better in pic's take my car for example
)
Cost about £50 plus vat thats what i paid for my cossie one
Costing more time and money
Only you can tell us wot its like (things look better in pic's take my car for example
Cost about £50 plus vat thats what i paid for my cossie one
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