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It really depends on the type of driving you plan on doing as well.. An OEM replacement won't be the best if you plan on visiting the track a few
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It really depends on the type of driving you plan on doing as well.. An OEM replacement won't be the best if you plan on visiting the track a few times a year or if you do some "happy" driving.
As for installation, its not very difficult if you have the correct tools. Either way, hit me up if you want special forum member pricing on clutches!
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