New Stock! Clutch Release Bearing Guide Tube For Porsche 901 914 Transmission (CLU 901 116 087 11)

New Stock! Clutch Release Bearing Guide Tube For Porsche 901 914 Transmission (CLU 901 116 087 11)

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M251S

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New Stock! Clutch Release Bearing Guide Tube For Porsche 901 914 Transmission (CLU 901 116 087 11)IN STOCK READY TO SHIP TODAY! Guide Tube For Clutch Release Bearing 1965 1969 Porsche 911 912 901 Transmission 1970 1976 Porsche 914 901 Transmission OEM Sebro Rauch & Spiegel Sold Each 1 Per Car Alternate Part Numbers: TRA 901 116 087 11 901 116 087 11 901. 116. 087. 11 90111608711 04 14 2026

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The power strip got here quickly and works as advertised. I needed another strip because I had an extension cord setup for game systems that was NOT toddler-safe. Now I've got the plugs all tucked away at the back of the cabinet and away from little hands with no protruding prongs. Also, power strips are a good way to save on your electric bill. Things like game systems that really don't need power when you're not using them will draw what's sometimes called "vampire load." It can really add up on your electric bill if you have a lot of things plugged in that aren't in constant use. If you run them through a strip and switch the strip off when you're not using them, you can save a few bucks on electricity. If you're a dad like me, a lower electric bill makes you wanna hang it up on the fridge and tell everyone what a good job you did and how proud they should be of you. There are WAY more fun things to do with a few spare dollars than spend them on running power to appliances you're not even using.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2012

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Steven Francis

Omaha, US

★★★★★ 5

A PLACE FOR YOUR HEADSET

Size: Small Storage Area, Size: Small Storage Area

This holder is fantastic, if you have the steel series headset and extra batteries it's perfect you'll love it, but would like to see a white version as well.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026

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Amazon Customer

Boise, US

★★★★★ 2

Not quite right

Size: Small Storage Area

this is "as advertised" but a simple extra ridge of plastic would have made it perfect. the issue people are having with the arctis pro, the thing that makes you want a stand for it, is the base station is a little too light, you can push it when you go to use the knob's integrated button. Issue here is the fit of the base is loose enough, you can still push the base out of the back. So it looks nice, and gives you a place to put the headphones and some other desk clutter, but it doesn't REALLY solve the problem.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2026

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Nick

Boise, US

★★★★★ 3

3D Printed (Not Mentioned) and Base is Way Too Loose

Size: Small Storage Area, Size: Small Storage Area

I bought this to clean up my desk setup for my SteelSeries Nova Pro Wireless, and while it looks decent from a distance, there are two major issues that weren't clear from the product page. First, this is a 3D-printed product. Nowhere in the Amazon description or photos does it state that this is 3D printed. You can clearly see the layer lines and "stair-stepping" on the curves. While I don't mind 3D printing in general, for this price point, I expected a standard injection-molded plastic finish. The product page feels a bit misleading by omitting this detail. Second, the fit is very poor. The "integrated dock" for the GameDAC station doesn't actually lock into place. There is no snap or friction fit; it sits so loosely that you can slide the DAC out of the front or back with the single push of a finger. This makes it feel unstable, especially when you are trying to use the volume dial or swap out batteries. Bottom Line: It’s a nice idea and fits the aesthetic of the headset, but the execution feels like a prototype rather than a finished consumer product. If you're looking for a secure "lock-in" feel for your expensive base station, this isn't it.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2026