Hey guys, I just pulled my tranny off of my 325i for a clutch replacement, and also want to replace the main seal to stop that dirty oil leaking, and it looks like I got a singlemass flywheel on there (I'm not sure how rare are the singlemass flywheels) So now Im looking to find a machine shop here in Seattle area to get my flywheel resurfaced to get it lighter and balanced. Please let me know. Also any suggestions on the clutch? I want something NOT STOCK.
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Last edited by 4waysout; 05-28-2009, 06:28 AM. -
So is it really worth grinding down your flywheel to lighten it up a bit, or just leave it the way it is. Will I regret it later saying "I should of..." I'm getting my clutch soon and got to put the thing together.Comment
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Autosport in Downtown Seattle does really good work and they mainly do work for european older cars like ours. Just a sugguestion, That's the shop my work goes through for customers cars. Very nice people down there. Google it.
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Some of the PRO-3 racers have been using Autosport for years. Good shop.Lance Richert '88 M3, #35 PRO3, i3 etc.
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