FS: 90-05 Flyin' Miata 10.3lb lightweight flywheel
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FM 10.3lb one piece all steel steel lightweight flywheel. Used for the 2012 autocross season, 8 events, so definitely less than 1000 miles on it.
These retail for $299+ shipping, I will part with this one for $200 shipped/insured with UPS ground to anywhere in the US.
Fits 90-93 1.6 and 94-05 1.8 miata engines, including 04-05 msm. Bearing not included.
These retail for $299+ shipping, I will part with this one for $200 shipped/insured with UPS ground to anywhere in the US.
Fits 90-93 1.6 and 94-05 1.8 miata engines, including 04-05 msm. Bearing not included.
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Would this need resurfacing before install?
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You won't need to resurface, but definitely allow 250-500 miles of being easy on it to allow it to break in with your clutch properly, especially if you use a brand new clutch. Also there is a spot where surface rust started to form since I pulled it off the engine last month (coolant splashed on it), you can see it in the pic on the lower left. I guess I could have cleaned it and removed the bearing BEFORE I took the pic.. Anyways it's nothing that your clutch won't clean right off the pressure plate, the surface itself is smooth.
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