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Old 08-23-2014, 12:30 PM
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Resurfaced Flywheel

Hey guys I was wondering if anyone knows if using a resurfaced/machined flywheel on our cars can cause the TOB to overextend and blow a seal? I know on some applications there are shims or spacers. I just want to make are before I put the tranny back in, I would rather not take it out again.
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You should just buy a new one imo. They're so cheap.
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If they machine it correctly they will take the same off of the shoulder as they do the face so the distance the clutch moves will be OE. We're talking such a small amount the TOB will be fine
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I see

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