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hey all, i just brought a excedy sports tuff clutch and there is no clutch bolts in em, the bolts that connect the housing part to the flywheel. are they supposed to come with these bolts or do you have to buy bolts seperatly? cheers

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Where did you bring it?

Just use the bolts that are already on your car when you replace it with the old one.

Clutch kits have never ever come with the bolts. They don't ever come with scopot, rear main seal or flywheel bolts either but you'll need all of that too.

Where did you bring it?

Just use the bolts that are already on your car when you replace it with the old one.

Clutch kits have never ever come with the bolts. They don't ever come with scopot, rear main seal or flywheel bolts either but you'll need all of that too.

damn i wasnt aware you needed them so i gave them away when i sold my old clutch. im guessing theyre going to be hell expensive now? haha. nah thanks for ya help just wanted to clarify it just to make sure they didnt forget to put them in or somethin, cheers

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