Thread: Clutch life
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Old 10-29-2017, 04:35 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Brandon240sx View Post
I actually do body work and have a da, what grit would you go over it with? And what’s the difference between going over it with a da or getting it resurfaced? Im guessing its basically the same thing, giving the clutch a fresher surface to bite into?
Honestly I have no idea what I use, like 40? Pretty rough.


When you get it resurfaced, it's turned or ground, similar to getting rotors turned, providing an entirely new, perfectly level surface. The DA is more like a hone, to hopefully give something better to bite to and break in against, without removing a whole lot of metal. If it's parts that were all used together, you don't need to, if there's no irregularity or damage.

That sort of thing is specified in some service manuals before re-assembly of undamaged parts, but if it's out because of chatter or something, it would be proper to have it resurfaced or replaced.

Judging from that disc, you don't have a lot to worry about.
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