Resurface flywheel?
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From: Pearland, Texas
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I don't see why it would be different that any other car. As long it is within spec, it can be resurfaced. If it were me and since the flywheel will be off anyway, I would take the flywheel to a machine shop and have them "lighten" it which frees up noticeable horse power 
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From: B-Ham, AL
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'84 Nissan S12 Turbo
Depends on how light the flywheel is. Shaving off a few pounds from the stock flywheel shouldn't cause any issues....it's the 12 pound aluminum flywheels that cause issues
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