here are some pics. clutch experts let me know what you think. thanks

 

Wow that needs a rebuild. It will last if you use it the ? is how long.

 

im prettty sure you can buy new disc's from carbonetics in the US or one of the dealers. i see ur in miami call Billet Design (954-975-3557) there wd for carbonetics in ur area. they might be able to help u see if that clutch is any good also
imo id invest in new disc and sand the flywheel

 

Definitely needs to be rebuilt. Dont "sand" the flywheel, get it resurfaced at a machine shop. It looks to be glazed bretty good.

 

are the carbon discs themselves worn out as well, or just the hot spots on the metal surfaces the issue?

 

well i spoke to ats tech support and showed them the pics. they said more important is measuring for even wear on the carbon discs with a micrometer (should be more than 2mm thickness and even). in addition, to lay metal plates flat on a metal surface to check for warping. if these two areas are fine, then the hotspots are not significant.

 

Resurfacing a flywheel is like 50 dollars at a machine shop. Its definitely worth the peace of mind.

 

Hey i didnt tell you but plates are $580 a pop thats about the lowest ive gotten it so far. I have a triple disk thats going in that car and plates will be checked and swaped every 10 passes.

 

You need to check for warping of the drive plates (Metal plates). Check for the minimum thinkness for the driving plates (Carbon plates). Check Carbonetics site for the specs.