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XClutch 02-06 Acura RSX Base 2.0L 7.25in Twin Sprung Ceramic Clutch KitSKU: XKHN18523 2B UPC: 9337467278958 XClutch 02 06 Acura RSX Base 2. 0L 7. 25in Twin Sprung Ceramic Clutch Kit Upgrade your drive with the XClutch 7. 25in twin sprung ceramic clutch kit engineered for high performance demands. This kit fits 2002 2006 Acura RSX Base 2. 0L plus select Honda Civic Si models delivering quick shift times lightweight construction and reliable clamping power. Ideal for circuit time attack or gymkhana it balances track
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