i ordered a replacement surface from summit for my flywheel. the one they sent me that is suppose to fit all nissans is 9.5 inches or 241mm in diameter. since the flywheel will fit the 240 and 250mm clutches im assuming they sent me the wrong part. does anyone have the part number or total diameter of the correct fidanza replacement surface?
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no, i have a 240, but that isnt the point. the flywheel is designed to use either clutch, therefore the surface should be at least 250mm, meaning i have the wrong friction surface for the flywheel. i want to know if someone knows the diameter of the correct friction surface, or the part number for the correct surface
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221001
That is the number listed under "Plate" in their online catalogue. The flywheel its self is listed as 143301.
Dan at TSS sells the Fidanza. I would think he could help you with verifying the part # info as well.Just stand back and throw money.
Performance costs money.
Reliable performance costs more.
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OR-Zman wrote: 221001
That is the number listed under "Plate" in their online catalogue. The flywheel its self is listed as 143301.
Dan at TSS sells the Fidanza. I would think he could help you with verifying the part # info as well.
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http://www.clutchexpress.com/
I got my Fidanza from that place. It was a couple years ago before I realized that Dan could get them.ops:
I had good experience with them. Give them a holler. They should be able to get the friction plates.
If not then I seem to remember Jason replaced the plates on his a while back. He may have a good source.Just stand back and throw money.
Performance costs money.
Reliable performance costs more.
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Chris,
Simply return the plate and have your flywheel resurfaced with the old one in place. This is what I did, and what has been recommended to me until it is worn to the fasteners. Apparently they actually work better if you resurface them to begin with before even installing. There is reportedly a .002" step height (which you can machine to none and increase clamping force.
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thanks for the info guys, get this.... summit sent me 2 of the wrong disk when i only ordered 1. i already ordered and recieved the correct one from another company.. but get this, they sent me 2 disks as well! very strange.... i would get the old one resurfaced, but it is already down to the fasteners.. i was forced to put 150 miles on the dead clutch to get me back home and it made some nasty grooves in the surface.. check out my 5000 mile ACT 6 puck..
i guess i got it too hot? i really dont understand how it fell apart like this.. there is no unusual coloring on the pressure plate or flywheel. whatever, the clutch sucked dick anyway.. the nast email to ACT has already been sent.. ill get myself a dxd when i have the cash.. stupid holiday gifts.. oh well
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OR-Zman wrote: Holy crap, those friction surfaces just completely fell apart. That is nuts. Send the pics to ACT if you havent already.
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