Any one know where I can get my flywheel resurfaced near Burlington, MA and how much it should cost?

Or a shop to do the whole clutch install?

Thanks in advance,
Jay

 

You might want to check with the guys at DENT Sport Garage in Norwood, MA. They're pretty experienced with this stuff.

I was quoted around $80 to resurface the stock flywheel. A replacement ACT flywheel (much lighter than stock) was only around $200, so I decided to spend the extra hundred bucks.

Emre

 

Thanks Emre

I've heard nothing but good things about Dent Sport, I'll definately call them about the ACT.

Which one was it Pro or Street?

 

+1 for DSG

 

They're good guys. My 2003 Evo is there right now getting a new clutch and flywheel. I've got almost 50K miles on the stock clutch...and that's with several seasons worth of track use and 300 AWHP. I think it must be some kind of record!


I went with a single-puck, organic ACT clutch (I didn't ask about the flywheel). I'm very gentle on the drivetrain and I don't make massive power, so I didn't see the need for grabby, chattery race parts. I left it up to Alex Grabeau to order whichever parts he thought would be best for my needs. I trust him.

Emre

 

I wouldnt suggest resurfacing the oem flywheel. spend the extra little bit of money and get a new one whether it be an OEM or aftermarket flywheel. once you resurface the flywheel you start messing w/ the working range of the clutch among other things and might get premature wear of new parts which will ultimately cost you more in the long run. then youl be all pissed cause it didnt last like you thought it would and say "exhibit A's clutch suck's" etc.... j/k

 

^^^ Not always true it all depends on much material is removed from the flywheel.

 

DSG is the best shop in the Boston area DSG is the only shop I trust, call Alex and talk to him. I am sure he will talk with you and recommend the right clutch and flywheel for your application. Just talk to the experts at DSG.

 

Thanks for the info.

I'll be calling Alex @ DSG after X-Mas

 

Resurfacing can be $50-70 depending on if the dowels get stuck in it and how much material needs shaving.