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Posted by Jeff92se (92se) on June 10, 2002 at 12:46:23:
In Reply to: Jeff, Matt, or anyone else with flywheel balancing experience..... posted by Mikey P on June 10, 2002 at 12:42:21:
For the flywheel thing, read the faq on .org. But in generial, any machine shop should be able to do it. I don't think ours are CB'd. As I don't see any extra weights stuck on there. I paid $130 for lightening, balancing w/ the pressure plate and resurfacings. But according to Matt, that was a high price. But that's what I gotta pay in Seattle. If you don't feel confortable with it, it's no big deal as you can only take off about 3lbs total(from 19lbs stock)
: I don't seem to be having an easy time with machine services lately. I gave up on the cryo treatment after not being able to find a place anywhere in CT, and the nearest was Hekimian in Boston (~2hours away) at $60 a rotor.
: So now I'm trying to get my lightened flywheel balanced and after calling a dozen places I have found two that say they can do it. One machinest said that they could only neutral balance it, which he said is no good if the flywheel is imbalanced. I believe that he is saying that a counterbalanced flywheel, like a chevrolet 400, he wouldn't be able to do, but a normally balanced flywheel he would be able to do, which is what we have correct? Also I have gotten quotes for $50 and $60. Is this average and I should just go with one of those, or does this seem high and I should continue to call around for a slightly better rate?