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Should I rebuild or replace - clutch master?
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Right, I trust Peter.
He told me just what I'd be getting before we agreed, he also put it in the mail yesterday right after I paid.
Since this is going in my Bugeye Midget with the Miata and Nissan partsI don't much care about originality - I just want a clutch that works well.
If it were for the 73 out in the shed that would be a different story altogether.
I should have had him throw in a rebuild kit now that I think of it, I'll rebuild the old clutch master of course.
He told me just what I'd be getting before we agreed, he also put it in the mail yesterday right after I paid.
Since this is going in my Bugeye Midget with the Miata and Nissan partsI don't much care about originality - I just want a clutch that works well.
If it were for the 73 out in the shed that would be a different story altogether.
I should have had him throw in a rebuild kit now that I think of it, I'll rebuild the old clutch master of course.