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how much power will it hold???  

What bits does it come with???

Shop said it would be good for 200rwkw comes as a complete kit with the clutch plate, cover assembly and release bearing. Sold my car before I got to put it in.

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Ok just for everyone’s interest I am not accepting anything lower then $300 + postage on top of that the only reason I’m selling this as I’ve sold my car and didn’t have a chance to put it in. It’s brand new!!! Ok these clutch kits are sold at Revolution Motosports on the gold coast (where I brought this from) I am very good friends with the manager there and therefore he sold this to me at wholesale rates $300 I’m not making any money on this nor am I going to be loosing any money as he sells them retail for $495 so my loss your gain.

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Dude just give him $300... lol Its an awsome price!

If i has the cash just atm id snap it up

so u dont have the cash, so zip it champ :P

i'm not trying to rip anyone off, i can buy this at trade price too. Good Luck

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