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cost to resurface a flywheel?
Just throwing out a quick question...
A local machine shop quoted me $60 to resurface my flywheel, is this a reasonable cost? Sounds fair to me. Since I have no idea of what to expect I thought I'd ask....
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sounds fair
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Yep. Last one I did was $65.
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$94 in the bay area.
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$62 for me in Dec 2004.
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thats not bad I just had my flywheel resurfaced for the 88 and the cost was 75.00
The guy had to go over it twice. need to call him back and get whole story...
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75 up here, ground not turned.
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Tell them it is for an old Volkswagen, guess if they hear the name Porsche it automatically makes it more expensive. 30 $ with a diamond wheel while-you-wait service (no receipt).
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$35.00 here in the Panhandle of Florida...same day turn around
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Twentyfive bucks 2 months ago.
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$28.50 tax included and $9.00 for a bearing.
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Here's the flywheel...all shiny and read to go... only $35- bucks to resurface...not bad.
Is there a special orientation for the input shaft bearing, or does it only line up one way...? 
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Revived...
So, IS there a special orientation for the input shaft bearing, or does it only line up one way...? |
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