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Old 09-15-2007, 01:44 PM   #2
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my suggestion would be to look into getting a new one. for a stock style flywheel it doesn't cost much more than having an old one resurfaced.
if you have a few extra pennies to spend you can even add some performance to your car by looking into a lightweight aftermarket flywheel. they do cost a bit more, but at half the weight of the stocker, your car will thank you.
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