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Dodge Neon 2003-2005 Srt4 New Factory Clutch Pedal Pivot Pushrod on 2040-parts.com

US $24.95
Location:

Bronson, Michigan, United States

Bronson, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:DCR Darrell Cox Racing Manufacturer Part Number:SRT4NOemCPP

Due to popular demand and people wanting clutch pedal pivots that don't break, wear or pop off Darrell Cox invented the new DCR Clutch Pedal Pivot/Rod Combo. Utilizing a real spherical bearing at clutch pedal combined with fully adjustable screw style push rod. No more fuss to adjust! Simply install loosen jam nut...adjust accordingly and tighten jam nut. Comes with E-clip. This is the end of clutch pedal pivots and pushrods! These are all machined and not threads welded to a small pushrod as the knock offs. No longer have two get two parts to get fixed results. Do not settle for less quality with other vendors. This is the last clutch rod you will ever buy for your SRT4 Neon. DCR is the leader in SRT4 Performance! Check out all of our other DCR SRT4 items on eBay.

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