does this fidanza looks like it's still good?

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Fenvy
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never installed a flywheel before, let alone an used one... is this still any good? sell claim only 2k miles with proper break in, no warp or scratch...


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another pic

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I'd get that sucker resurfaced before I bolted it up...

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thanks for yoru feedback.. anyone have any more say to it?

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you can't resurface a fidanza. you have to get a replacement friction surface. i think that flywheel should be alright.

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why can't you resurface it

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should be fine. You may want to take some sand paper to it.

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Just buy a new friction surface. It's like 65-70 bucks for a new one.

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Sorry It's actually 50.29 +shipping.

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