Z06 Clutch without New Flywheel?
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I've noticed the LUK Z06 clutch on Ebay without the flywheel. Can I just have my Flywheel ground and use this kit? Will I need a shim? Has anyone done this?
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Originally Posted by glennhl
I've noticed the LUK Z06 clutch on Ebay without the flywheel. Can I just have my Flywheel ground and use this kit? Will I need a shim? Has anyone done this?
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as long as your flywheel don't have grove, just get you cleaning disc and go over good. but here is deal, if you going to pull tranny out to replace clutch, might as well replace whole thing. unless you really can't afford that extra $100-$150
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Originally Posted by lsp408
as long as your flywheel don't have grove, just get you cleaning disc and go over good. but here is deal, if you going to pull tranny out to replace clutch, might as well replace whole thing. unless you really can't afford that extra $100-$150