Flywheel/ACT 2600

[Project ES]

Im about to take my flywheel to the shop to have it surfaced. For my own knowledge what would be the correct procedure. I was told that the flywheel has to be sufaced to a certain depth or the act 2600 wont disengage correctly. Is this true or false? and if so what dre the measurements so I can let the place know what it needs to be. Thanx for any help.

 

[falcone4g63]

jon from tre recomends .608-.610 for the flywheel step. www.teamrip.com

 

[Project ES]

.608-.610 inches/cenitmeters/millimeters???????? i still need to know the procedure for doin this correctly, im not sure if the guy im having do this knows about this "step" that people are talking about on here. I wanna be able to go in there and tell him how to do it if he doesnt know exactly. Thanx for all help.

 

[1990CherryTSI]

and they don't know how to do this, I'd go somewhere else personally. This is a very basic procedure machine shops should know, like pressing pistons on rods.

 

[Prez]

.608-.610 inches/cenitmeters/millimeters???????? i still need to know the procedure for doin this correctly, im not sure if the guy im having do this knows about this "step" that people are talking about on here. I wanna be able to go in there and tell him how to do it if he doesnt know exactly. Thanx for all help.

If the guy dioesn't know step height you are taking it to the wrong guy and it will more than likely get ####ed up anyway. It is very important it gets done right unless you like dropping 400 bones on a clutch every 4 months or so.

 

[Project ES]

and they don't know how to do this, I'd go somewhere else personally. This is a very basic procedure machine shops should know, like pressing pistons on rods.

OK fine lets say the guy does know what he's doing. I wanna know whats being done and how its spose to be so that if for some reason in the world something is wrong i can check it b4 i take it back to him tellin him he's wrong. I would imagine the guy knows what he's doing seeing how he's been a mechanic for over 20 yrs, but i still would like to know for my own personal knowledge. Thanx

 

[DevilSperm]

the vfaq is there for a reason people, lets try to use it some ok? http://www.roadraceengineering.com/clutchandflywheeltech.htm