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Hi Guys,

I am currently liasing with eXedy trying to negotiate a "Permanent" discount for SAU members Australia Wide. This is not a group buy, & I'm not making any money for my time & efforts. I'd like to guage people's interest on this topic... so I have attached a poll. I believe exedy are also behind the Nismo & Trust Clutches, but stand to be corrected.

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guys,

at this "early" stage, they have asked me for an approximation of numbers. Thus the poll. I am sure the offer will be much better than 10%... they are probably reading this thread so the more interest they see from SAU the more $$$$ they see! Capish ;)

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Hi meshmesh,

Has anything further come of this? I responded to the poll but I might be up for a new clutch sooner than originally thought.

Thanks.

Hi Guys,

I am currently liasing with eXedy trying to negotiate a "Permanent" discount for SAU members Australia Wide. This is not a group buy, & I'm not making any money for my time & efforts. I'd like to guage people's interest on this topic... so I have attached a poll. I believe exedy are also behind the Nismo & Trust Clutches, but stand to be corrected.

I'm about to buy a lightweight flywheel (read: in the next couple of days) and I'm hanging out on the result of this thread to purchase the clutch to go with it.

* BASS waits with baited breath *

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