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Transtar Introduces Reman Subaru CVT Unit

Transtar Industries, Inc. has announced the availability of a CVT unit for 2012-2019 Subarus (p/n TR690 & TR580). The unit price across all models is 55-60% of the dealer shop price. Transtar offers an 18-month, 18,000-mile warranty with a $250 labor coverage. All critical components are replaced during the reman process and are dyno tested.

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