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hey people up for sale is a complete genuine nismo red cover gmax twin plate with bearings, seals and flywheel bolts.

specs:

Spec II. 8.5 inch, twin plate clutch. 11,277N/m (1,150kgf/m). Pull type.

setup and is suitable for the R34 GTRs and the 350Z's i am told these can handle 700 - 800hp

Reason for sale is that i no longer have any use for it

it was sold and sent to r34aaronw but we both later found out its to suit an r34gtr and 350z as the late r32 gtr and 33gtr's have the 5 speed and the single mass flywheel. he has been refunded the money and the item is on its way back to me.

this is a genuine sale and im an honest bloke hence why i've refunded $1600 to the respected member

Aaron can re-affirm the authenticity of the item and brand new condition that its in

Im after $1600 or will take a S13 complete SR manual conversion and 500 my way

please call me on 0401 366 024 as im not online often

here are some pics

cheers guys,

Ivan.

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