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Clutch master Cylinder by Cadillac Jack
Started on: 07-25-2004 09:33 PM
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Last post by: Cadillac Jack on 07-27-2004 07:48 PM
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Report this Post07-25-2004 09:33 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Cadillac JackSend a Private Message to Cadillac JackDirect Link to This Post
Does anyone know if there is a difference in performance between the first clutch master cylinder design with the resevoir on the end and the second master cylinder design with the resevoir in the middle? I'm tryin gto decide which to order for my automatic to manual swap. Thanks in advance

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Report this Post07-26-2004 07:08 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Cadillac JackSend a Private Message to Cadillac JackDirect Link to This Post
Anybody?
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Report this Post07-26-2004 08:53 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Dirty HarrySend a Private Message to Dirty HarryDirect Link to This Post
From what I recall there is no "performance" difference in the two. Just a newer design. However, there seems to be a feeling the early design is more trouble-free. They are interchangeable.
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Report this Post07-26-2004 09:07 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Cadillac JackSend a Private Message to Cadillac JackDirect Link to This Post
DH. Welcom Aboard! And thanks for the info.
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Report this Post07-26-2004 10:02 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Dirty HarrySend a Private Message to Dirty HarryDirect Link to This Post
Thanks. Although new at posting, I've been a steady reader for the past year & just went through replacement of the master cylinder & slave on the Formula I recently bought. Previous owner sold it out of frustration with clutch problems. Turned out he had an after-mkt mstr cyl with an adjustable banjo that was way wrong & a slave that was leaking air into the system.

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Report this Post07-27-2004 07:48 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Cadillac JackSend a Private Message to Cadillac JackDirect Link to This Post
I saw your registered date is a month after mine. Makes me feel less like a newcomer! Hah! Anyway thanks for the straight info. I appreciate it.
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