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Old 04-29-2005, 03:34 PM
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Default Torque setting on dual mass flywheel for LT1

I am just about ready to mount the flywheel to the LT-1. Does anyone know the required torque setting? Besides resurfacing, does anything else need to be done to the dual mass flywheel? I have never messed with one of these flywheels before.

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I am just about ready to mount the flywheel to the LT-1. Does anyone know the required torque setting? Besides resurfacing, does anything else need to be done to the dual mass flywheel? I have never messed with one of these flywheels before.

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Are you running a ZF trans?
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I never resurfaced the flywheel on my C4. If the surface does not have hot spots you should be able to bolt it up. Maybe USAZR1 will step in.
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