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Old 11-08-2023, 08:15 AM   #3
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Re: Clutch Release Bearing

Thanks. I see the LUK being pushed to the front in my search but no info. I could assume they are preferred for being better quality at a good price, and you confrmed that.

I have always been of the mind, "when I'm in there I'll take care of everything". But I'm thinking just the release bearing this time. After driving 8-lug 4wds all my life I see pulling the NV1500 as no big deal. The clutch is fine and no leaks. I'd like to do a lot of things in the future, like bump up the power. Right now just driving it. Once I get into playing with it I'll put a new high-performance clutch in or it will be other drivetrain
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