'04 Honda Civic Ex Oem Flywheel on 2040-parts.com
Farmington, Minnesota, United States
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This flywheel has roughly 75k miles on it and can be resurfaced back to normal working conditions. When it was pulled out and replaced their was no damage or warping done to it.
I believe these flywheels are also made by Exedy. Should fit 2001-2005 model Civics. Check dealership for fitment before purchase. |
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