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RCZ · 04-20-2011, 11:14 AM

^ awesome man, let us know how it goes.

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READ if you have a FIDANZA FLYWHEEL or know someone who does!

Hey guys I got a bit of an important announcement for people with Fidanza flywheels. Hopefully it gets enough exposure here.

It has come to my attention that several people (including me) have had the same problem with their Fidanza FW. Apparently contact patch on the bolts that hold it into place is not so good and that's allowing a small amount of play in the fw during high stress driving. That in term loosens the bolts and eventually leads to FW failure. It seems the most common form of failure is shearing of the heads off the bolts.

Has anyone else had this problem??? So far there's 3 or 4 people JUST in FL with the same problem. We are contacting Fidanza to get some info!

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RCZ A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Miami Posts: 6,403 Drives: '09 370Z Rep Power: 1119	^ awesome man, let us know how it goes. _________________________________ READ if you have a FIDANZA FLYWHEEL or know someone who does! Hey guys I got a bit of an important announcement for people with Fidanza flywheels. Hopefully it gets enough exposure here. It has come to my attention that several people (including me) have had the same problem with their Fidanza FW. Apparently contact patch on the bolts that hold it into place is not so good and that's allowing a small amount of play in the fw during high stress driving. That in term loosens the bolts and eventually leads to FW failure. It seems the most common form of failure is shearing of the heads off the bolts. Has anyone else had this problem??? So far there's 3 or 4 people JUST in FL with the same problem. We are contacting Fidanza to get some info!