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Guys, I have been off for some time but back. My car broke about a year ago.....and it is still at the dealer, Motorcars of Georgia. A saga I will gladly fill anyone in on, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. The car has been sitting, outside and uncovered, for months and the clutch and flywheel have bonded together and cannot be separated unless removed. The dealership is doing this repair and will probably just refinish the flywheel and clutch. Since it is out, and everything is original on the car (only 22K) I was thinking of just putting a new clutch and flywheel in and having them check the tranny to replace the troublesome circlip that everyone talks about having to fix. My questions are:
What flywheel would you recommend? I would like to put a lighter one in, just curious what you all might recommend. Same with the clutch. I have had great success on many other cars with Centerforce and would use them in a minute, but wondering what the Lotus world has the best success with. I will not be tracking this car but I do drive on the hard side.
Thanks for any help you can give. I will fill everyone in on what happened to my car (big electrical issues that took out the ignition and cold start systems) when I get my car back, but it has been quite the experience. I miss my car and look forward to getting her back very soon. I appreciate any help and guidance anyone can give, the Exprit is new to me....it is No 62 Anniversary car. Cheers.
What flywheel would you recommend? I would like to put a lighter one in, just curious what you all might recommend. Same with the clutch. I have had great success on many other cars with Centerforce and would use them in a minute, but wondering what the Lotus world has the best success with. I will not be tracking this car but I do drive on the hard side.
Thanks for any help you can give. I will fill everyone in on what happened to my car (big electrical issues that took out the ignition and cold start systems) when I get my car back, but it has been quite the experience. I miss my car and look forward to getting her back very soon. I appreciate any help and guidance anyone can give, the Exprit is new to me....it is No 62 Anniversary car. Cheers.