Slave Cylinder for Sierra Direct Replacement Hydraulic Clutch
Slave Cylinder for Sierra Direct Replacement Hydraulic Clutch
£45.00
This slave cylinder fits directly to the mounting lug on our Sierra Direct Replacement Hydraulic Clutch Bellhousing and includes an adjustable pushrod.
Cylinder bore is 22mm (7/8”).
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