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Fidanza Flywheel resurface or replace friction surface?

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17$ and same day turn around vs. 43.99 plus S&H Plus wait time often 2 weeks if mailed via USPS as a lot of the vendors do. I found one at ultrarev but I also found out you can resurface them

As per fidanza
10. CAN I RESURFACE MY NEW FLYWHEEL? – Yes, we do however recommend replacing the friction plate since the cost is very similar and you are then assured to retain all factory dimensions.
 
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I was told by a shop here they also have to mill down the areas that stick up that the pressure plate bolts to. If not it wont hold the sames pressure.
 
I will ask him what he is gonna do for the 17$. I just asked about getting it turned. He has always done top notch work for me. I have been going to him for years until I started working at the shop I do now.
 
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