Fidanza Flywheel + Centerforce DF Clutch.

[Imortalfu]

I am completly new to the modification world. All I know is that when I bought my eclipse I was told I would need a new clutch. So I read up on some clutchs and decided since I have a GSX, the centerforce DF would be a good, cheap clutch (Read I am new to modding, not driving). So I figured the flywheel is right there, I might as well change it. So I bought a Fidanza Alluminum one online made for my 98gsx, and got my Clutch which is also made for my car.

Now onto the real part, according to the documentaion I received with my clutch, my flywheel has to have a correct "step". WTF is that? I am not putting the clutch in myself, I am letting someone else put it in, but will they be able to just bolt on the new Flywheel and install the clutch? I am confused, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cliffnotes: Bought new clutch and flywheel, don't know what a clutch step is or whatever, will my new flywheel bolt onto my crank and will my new clutch mate with this new flywheel with no problems?

 

[Imortalfu]

Anyone..?

 

[tigerstalon]

I'm pretty sure a brand new Fidanza is properly surfaced, stepped, and ready to go -- no machining required. As long as the flywheel you bought is for a '98 and you're putting it into a stock '98 engine (7-bolt), it should fit. Clutch setup should mate to the Fidanza fine, as well.

Check out this link for clutch and flywheel info:
http://www.roadraceengineering.com/clutchandflywheeltech.htm

 

[Imortalfu]

Thank you for telling me that. Off to go get my Fidenza flywheel and CFDF clutch put in.