Competition Clutch Stage 4 Clutch Kit with Sprung Disc for Evo 4-9 (5152-1620) Exhaust • Most Commonly Used Element Select::Feed Line (1225A131)

Name: Competition Clutch Stage 4 Clutch Kit with Sprung Disc for Evo 4-9 (5152-1620) Exhaust • Most Commonly Used Element Select::Feed Line (1225A131)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68736857619
Price: 325.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6165 (21 reviews)

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Description

Competition Clutch Stage 4 Clutch Kit with Sprung Disc for Evo 4 9 (5152 1620) Exhaust • Most Commonly Used Element Select::Feed Line (1225A131) • Most Commonly Used Element • 26" x 8 The Competition Clutch Stage Stage 4 Strip Series 1620 Clutch Kit is good for penetrating engagement with higher horsepower applications • Flywheel is not included

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