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Mini Cooper Parts
Engine & Gearbox
Clutch
Clutch Disc & Diaphrams

Classic Austin Mini clutch diaphragm orange rally

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Part No: C-AEG481

SALE Price $105.04

List: $112.95

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Clutch diaphragm orange - competition . This diaphragm spring is suitable for engines up to full race specification. If your clutch slips going uphill or with a heavy load, this will solve the problem. Any competition engine will require this spring which is inermediate between the stock spring and the full competition grey spring.

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