EXEDY FWHDC02FF Replacement Flywheel

I liked this product because I received it right on time, no damage to the item because of how well packaged it was, the overall quality of it, and it was exactly what I was expecting. The flywheel came with a new bearing already pressed into it, which was a major bonus. The only thing I would recommend to buyers is to make sure it's for your vehicle, clean off the surface with some brake clean, and lubricate the inner race of the bearing, throw out bearing, transmission shaft, and the shift fork pivot ball. If all of this is done, you'll have no regrets with your purchase. Just like I didn't. I would buy this item, as well as others, from Exedy.

we ordered a exedy clutch kit for a Honda civic along with a flywheel. the fit and finish was OEM quality. once installed and driven, the clutch pedal felt just like factory Honda components were installed. i would order this same companys clutch kits and flywheels in the future for sure.

Installed this flywheel with the matching Exedy clutch on my 04 Civic last year in May 2018. Has been working great ever since. I don't drive that car that much, but the flywheel has about 7k on it at this point. No clutch chatter from a warped flywheel and really happy with the product.

Perfect fit! My flywheel definitely needed to be replaced, and this one was the best reviewed. I used with a new exedy clutch, and the car has a nice grabby smooth clutch.

It's been installed for about a month. I didn't need to replace the flywheel, but I was already in the transmission replacing all the bearings. (And if it's out, you replace everything. Clutch, flywheel, pressure plate.) Its exedy, so its OEM. It will last longer than my civic will probably. Already have 180k on my 03 EX. Will probably last 150k or more easily.

I bought this flywheel for my 2002 Civic a month ago and it already has heat cracks in it. New clutch pilot bearing etc, must be some cheap metal cause car is back to shaking when I take off would not recommend

This clutch has a easy installation. The hard part is getting the transmission on, or the clutch plate to align well so that the transmission could easily get in. Make sure you don't forget any of the steps otherwise you will have to pull everything apart and put it back together. I know they don't say to do this, but it is fine if you use a gun to install the flywheel. Just go lightly.

Good quality, great price