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I have a Exedy H/D clutch kit for sale to suit R32 & 33 turbo $400

It's Brand new, the kit incl:

Exedy H/D organic clutch plate

RPM Brass Button Clutch Pressure Plate

New Bearings

12 months Warranty on parts as well

This clutch can handle 220rwkw without any problem

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0405-101-901

Marz

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so this is not a brass button clutch its just the preessure plate is brass button??? and its a H/D clutch..y u sellin it too???...

I have a Exedy H/D clutch kit for sale to suit R32 turbo $375

It's Brand new, the kit incl:

Exedy H/D organic clutch plate

RPM Brass Button Clutch Pressure Plate

New Bearings

12 months Warranty on parts as well

0405-101-901

Marz

anyone know if the difference will be very noticable in pedal feel? as in will it be harder to drive in trafic (on the way from work on coronation drive! :@)

anyone know if the difference will be very noticable in pedal feel? as in will it be harder to drive in trafic (on the way from work on coronation drive! :@)

not at all as this is using an organic clutch plate not a button 5 puk clutch plate

it's not heavy on the foot either

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