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If the CSC is original you are already on borrowed time. I'd recommend picking up the CMAK kit from Joe at ZSpeed. He's also gotcha covered if you do need

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Old 11-12-2021, 12:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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If the CSC is original you are already on borrowed time. I'd recommend picking up the CMAK kit from Joe at ZSpeed. He's also gotcha covered if you do need a new clutch. Don't forget the master cylinder, too.
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If the CSC is original you are already on borrowed time. I'd recommend picking up the CMAK kit from Joe at ZSpeed. He's also gotcha covered if you do need a new clutch. Don't forget the master cylinder, too.
Thank you for this info. I researched it a little and plastic parts are the devil.

Got a southbend stage 2 clutch(exedy who knew?) clutch that came with the car so that'll be done at the same time.
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Clutch issues. See Joe, like Jar said.
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