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Re: clutch mod
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I don't see any benefits unless you are running something with a ****load of clamping force. Otherwise it's just going to take up room, be a PITA to mount the slave and bleed it. There's not a lot of room in the trans tunnel for a slave cylinder. Only other benefits I can see is you don't have to adjust it, and it will be a little bit quieter (except for the knocking/thudding of the slave cylinder on the trans tunnel when you go over bumps or give it a bootfull of throttle)

Posted on: 2011/7/4 13:28
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     clutch mod mitch_dato 2011/7/4 9:49
       Re: clutch mod racer135 2011/7/4 12:50
         Re: clutch mod ddgonzal 2011/7/4 12:53
         Re: clutch mod racer135 2011/7/4 13:28
       Re: clutch mod mitch_dato 2011/7/5 5:09
         Re: clutch mod datto13b 2011/7/5 8:06
           Re: clutch mod ddgonzal 2011/7/5 8:24
       Re: clutch mod mitch_dato 2011/7/5 8:29
         Re: clutch mod ANGE 2011/7/5 8:38
       Re: clutch mod mitch_dato 2011/7/5 8:42
         Re: clutch mod datto13b 2011/7/5 8:54
       Re: clutch mod mitch_dato 2011/7/5 8:58
       Re: clutch mod ANGE 2011/7/6 7:53
       Re: clutch mod ddgonzal 2011/7/6 20:46
         Re: clutch mod WARDY 2011/7/6 22:02




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