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AS NEW Exedy Tripple plate clutch and fly wheel (PUSH TYPE)

to suit R32 Gtst & Gtr (till Aug 93) and R33 Gtst

Was installed 3 days before my mate wrote off his car, i bought it off him to use with my rb26/30 in my 32 Gtr but found someone put a late model box (PULL TYPE) in my car.. serves me right for not checking.

This clutch cost my mate over $3000 and because it was brand new and my mate just smashed his car un-insured i paid close to that.... my loss your gain

Price $1700

Located in sydney will send at your cost (as its bloody heavy)

HERE at modyourcar.com they are $3699!!!!! thats $2000 discount is virtually new!!

Will send pic if you are interested

any questions call jake 0410496449

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' date='24 Feb 2006, 12:28 PM' post='1977517']

can you please send me an email address, yes the fly wheel is light weight, it is an exedy item also

E-mail pics tp

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