surfacing flywheel on super a

Mark W. · Oct 15, 2009

Just getting ready to install new clutch and newly acquired engine in my super a and was wondering if the flywheel should be ground. If so, who does this type of work and what should i expect to pay? thanks

tennhillbilly · Oct 15, 2009

Some engine machine shops can resurface flywheel,or a clutch rebuilder.

Red Dave · Oct 15, 2009

An automotive machine shop should have the equipment and know-how to do it. Check with a local auto parts like a NAPA, they should be able to reccomend one.

Don't forget that flywheel has a step in it. That depth has to be maintained by the machine shop.

the tractor vet · Oct 15, 2009

Most engine machine shops and some parts stores can do this and the last one that i had done for my own 806 cost me 30 bucks but that was my price and for customers he charges fifty .

Ed pap · Oct 15, 2009

Hello mark,
It won't hurt to get the flywheel ground. The flywheel step (distance from where the pressure plate bolts to the clutch surface) should be 1.188. most machine shops can grind a flywheel. I pay anywhere from $60 to $80 I get alot of machine work done so i think I get a better price. be sure to get it ground and not cut.
Good luck Ed
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P and R Pete · Oct 15, 2009

Here's a pic of the 'step' to which Red Dave was referring, grinding on two levels. It maintains the precise difference between where the pressure plate assembly bolts and where the pressure plate itself 'grabs'.

I'm remembering in the 20-30 dollar range.

David G · Oct 15, 2009

You got a VERY good deal. It runs in the $80-90 range here for the two surface flyweels like that one.

P and R Pete · Oct 15, 2009

Dave G, my "rememberer" ain"t what it used to be. I should have said "...plus or minus fifty bucks".

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