Steel braided clutch line.
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Steel braided clutch line.
i was browsing ebay due to boredom and saw several for sale on there. I thought the clutch line was all metal, including the metal curl at the slave cylinder.
Whats this for?
Whats this for?
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I just put one in my car and the clutch releases much better than before. It was a pretty easy install, less than an hour total.
However I also flushed and bled the crap out of the system after I installed it so that could have contributed to the better feel. But then again it had been flushed and bled before the install as well (due to replacement of the master and slave cylinders).
YMMV, blah blah.
However I also flushed and bled the crap out of the system after I installed it so that could have contributed to the better feel. But then again it had been flushed and bled before the install as well (due to replacement of the master and slave cylinders).
YMMV, blah blah.
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Hmm, I got better performance out of my clutch when after I change the fluid a couple of months back. I dont know if the clutch line has enough pressure in it to produce a difference between the rubber line or the steel line.
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I just recently purchased a SS braided clutch line from www.advanced-autosports.com
This clutch line replaces the rubber line & the steel hardline with the metal curls or q's.
This clutch line replaces the rubber line & the steel hardline with the metal curls or q's.