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ACT Release Bearing (94-23 Impreza)

Item TL-604338
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$55.00

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A

      Features

      • ACT Clutch Release Bearing
      • Product Weight 0.6 Lbs.
      • Warranty 12 Months With Detailed Terms
      • Precision OE Style Or Better Quality
      • Fits 94-23 Impreza

      Description

      Premium Clutch Component. The ACT Release Bearing is a critical part of the clutch system that facilitates smooth engagement and disengagement of the clutch. It works by reducing friction between the rotating clutch assembly and the stationary clutch fork, ensuring efficient power transfer and extending clutch life.

      Construction and Appearance. Made from high-quality materials, this release bearing features precision engineering that meets or exceeds original equipment standards. It is designed for durability with a robust metal finish and precise fitment, ensuring reliable performance under demanding conditions.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward with no special modifications or drilling required, making it suitable for professional and experienced DIY enthusiasts. Proper installation ensures optimal clutch performance and longevity.

      Warranty. This release bearing is backed by a 12-month warranty providing coverage against manufacturing defects.

      Application. Specifically designed to fit 94-23 Impreza.

      ACT RB833

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