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06-27-2007, 01:15 PM

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Light discoloration on flywheel surface. Safe to use?

I had my flywheel resurfaced a year ago and let it sit around. Its not rusted but It does have some slight discoloration on it. Is it safe to use as is? Should I clean it with something? Sand it? Or just use it?

Thanks a ton guys!

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