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Chase Bays 03-09 Nissan 350Z (w/GM LS Engine & T56) Clutch Line w/Tilton Control ValveSKU: CB Z33 LSCLUTCH56 TFCV UPC: 810156698767 Chase Bays 03 09 Nissan 350Z (w GM LS Engine & T56) Clutch Line w Tilton Control Valve This Chase Bays clutch line kit replaces the factory firewall hardline and flex hose on LS engine swapped 2003 2009 Nissan 350Z with T56 transmission. It provides firm clutch pedal response and removes drag or soft feel from OEM components. The Tilton control valve enables precise adjustment of clutch engagement for
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