ZMSwing Check: Improve Your Golf Swing

Hello.

After a clutch replacement, which is now unavoidable and has been scheduled for 325,000 kilometers, I wanted to ask you experts for advice.

"As I mentioned, my car has 325,000 kilometers on the odometer, with almost 400 Nm of torque. Besides the well-known jerking/stuttering issues in fifth gear at around 1800 rpm (which I've had since I bought it as a used car 8 years ago), there are no other problems."

Okay, so I now have an engine for the basement, which I took out of a car with very low mileage and without any modifications.

A mechanic would visually inspect the flywheel for cracks, etc. - I assume nothing more is done.

My question is, are there any specific tasks related to the renovated swing set that I could entrust to a specialized workshop to restore the used swing set to the best possible condition? Could the surface be treated, or something similar?

Could a good workshop also test it and determine the condition?

Thank you for your help.

best regards, uwe