Competition Clutch 16+ Honda Civic 1.5T Stage 3 Segmented Ceramic Clutch Steel Flywheel w/ 22lbs

Competition Clutch 16+ Honda Civic 1.5T Stage 3 Segmented Ceramic Clutch Steel Flywheel w/ 22lbs

Marsoni

M251S

$650.00

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Competition Clutch 16+ Honda Civic 1.5T Stage 3 Segmented Ceramic Clutch Steel Flywheel w/ 22lbsThe Competition Clutch Stage 3 Street Strip Series 2600 Clutch Kits provide up to 150% increase in torque capacity. This segmented Ceramic material with a performance pressure plate will provide the ultimate in street and strip combinations. Provides quick but smooth engagement and extended life. The 2600 Series kits include a Competition Clutch performance pressure plate, a high torque sprung disc with segmented Ceramic facings, throw out bearing

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Nena

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★★★★★ 5

Good for my skin

Great product!

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