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Originally Posted by M/// Guy
Its not a band aid. They actually do straighten the rotor out by cutting the high parts past the low spots to make it perfectly flat. How do you think flywheel resurfacing works? Its the exact same process. So using a resurfaced flywheel is a bandaid then?
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I have operated a lathe, I know how turning rotors is done. My point is that when you look a warped rotor the whole thing wobbles, not just the surfaces. A warped rotor that is turned down is just going to warp that much faster. There's also quite a bit more "meat" to a flywheel than a brake rotor, it's not going to warp to the extremity that a rotor would.