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S2000 Competition Clutch Stage 4 Clutch Disc on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
this is just the used clutch disc. no other items available.
Brand:Competition Clutch Warranty:No

i purchased a 2008 honda s2000 engine and transmission set from a local who had a their car crushed by a tree in a recent storm. i removed the clutch disc upon inspection and installed a factory clutch disc as my s2000 is not modified and drive a lot in the city. i also kept the flywheel, pressure plate and throwout bearing as they were all in great shape so all other parts are unavailable. mileage is estimated at 8,000 since new; so says previous owner and i have no way to verify. i have never driven this clutch in an s2000 before so i cant tell you how it feels or how it will perform in yours. please do your own research. 

from Competition Clutch:

Competition Clutch Stage 4 – Ceramic (Sprung)

This assembly, available with a double spring, six rivet carriage is good for ease of gear transition with higher horsepower. 

free shipping in the lower 48 states and can ship internationally but there is additional costs depending on your location

i have done my best to document the condition of this item. if you need anything else please ask before the auction ends/ before you purchase.

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