SACHS Sport Clutch Pressure Plate For Late G50 996 997 Turbo S GT2 GT2 RS GT3 GT3 RS (CLU 996 116 027 51)

SACHS Sport Clutch Pressure Plate For Late G50 996 997 Turbo S GT2 GT2 RS GT3 GT3 RS (CLU 996 116 027 51)

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SACHS Sport Clutch Pressure Plate For Late G50 996 997 Turbo S GT2 GT2 RS GT3 GT3 RS (CLU 996 116 027 51)RS Clutch Pressure Plate For Single Mass Flywheels Only 1990 2001 Porsche 964 993 996 Turbo 997 Turbo GT2 GT2 RS GT3 GT3 RS Weight: 9. 55 lbs SACHS (3082 213 136 SC70284) Sold Each 1 Per Car NOTE: Not Compatible With 996 Carrera A96 Transmissions or 997 Carrera A97 Transmissions NOTE: Not Compatible With 1987 1989 911 Carrera G50 or G50 Shortened Bell Housings Alternate Part Numbers: 996 116 027 51 996 116 027 51 996. 116. 027. 51 99611602751

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