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Name: Subaru Push Type 1" Bore Clutch Slave Cylinder - suitable for Subaru, VW Vanagon T25/T3 and other conversions
SKU: 2420
Availability: InStock

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Subaru Push Type 1" Bore Clutch Slave Cylinder - suitable for Subaru, VW Vanagon T25/T3 and other conversions

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Subaru Push Type 1″ Bore Clutch Slave Cylinder – suitable for Subaru, VW Vanagon T25/T3 and other conversions

USD$180.00

Categories: All Products, Transmissions and Related Parts, Other Parts

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Subaru Push Type 1″ Bore Clutch Slave Cylinder – Suitable for Subaru clutch upgrades and for VW Vanagon T25/T3 and other conversion swaps

Is your left leg sore after holding down the extremely hard clutch pedal on your Subaru or VW Vanagon / T25 / T3 with a Subaru transmission swap?

We have the solution for your clutch actuation problems and there is no need of spacers between the clutch pushrod and the pedal.

This 1″ bore clutch slave cylinder is a direct replacement for the stock Subaru slave cylinder.

Parts included:

1″ Bore Clutch Slave Cylinder

Ground Shipping 7-14 Days ($30)

Expedited Shipping 3-5 Days ($50)

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Shipping

Ground Shipping 7-14 Days ($30)

Expedited Shipping 3-5 Days ($50)

Warranty

We offer a 1 year (12 month) parts replacement warranty on all our wearing parts. Fixed/non-wearing parts have a Lifetime warranty.

We EXPRESSLY do not cover additional costs associated with the installation of any of our supplied parts!

Please note that in the case of a warranty claim; we reserve the right to ask for inspection and/or detailed photographs of parts supplied to determine correct installation and maintenance. This process allows us to determine the validity of a warranty claim.