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Old 28-04-10, 10:10 AM   #11
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Sorry to be abit dumb about car mechanics but what is a sheddist kit???
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Sorry to be abit dumb about car mechanics but what is a sheddist kit???
Basically a replacement system for the oe clutch master slave assembly. The oe stuff is guff, sheddist stuff is the dugs baws
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Basically a replacement system for the oe clutch master slave assembly. The oe stuff is guff, sheddist stuff is the dugs baws
Yup. Replaces the clutch master & slave cylinders. Drastically reduced chance or getting stuck in the middle of nowhere with a broken OE slave cylinder.
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It is a comprehensive kit, both cylinders being cast not plastic. Beefy slave mounting bracket that will not break, hoses, pipes and also a small reservoir so that the system can be bled when required.
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