Well I have decided to replace my clutch line and am looking for a replacement. My car is an 87GT with an 88 cradle in it. So i looked through the P22 and found the part numbers for the clutch line. The 87 number is 14105670 and the 88 number is 10054238. So I decided to check the price on http://www.trademotion.com/...ex.cfm?siteid=214632 since they have good prices on GM stuff.

The price for the 87 line was $122 witch isn't too bad since the fiero store one is $160.
The price for the 88 one is only $39 at the trademotion website. How can this be so cheap???

What are the differences between the two lines?? Obviously I would rather get the one for $39 if I can make it work. Even if I have to bend it a little. Thanks

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98 Grand Prix GTP Black
88GT Silver- bone stock (Sold)
87GT Blue- 3.4 roller cam, coilovers, 88 cradle swap, many other mods
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There is a big difference between the two clutch lines. I got an 88 clutchline off a parts car to replace the one on my 87GT. The entire front section where is goes through the front cross member is different. I ended up making my own line.

quote Originally posted by x-thumpr-x: There is a big difference between the two clutch lines. I got an 88 clutchline off a parts car to replace the one on my 87GT. The entire front section where is goes through the front cross member is different. I ended up making my own line.

So the 88 line could not be rebent to make it work?? Thanks

I just put an 87 line in my 88. Had to tweek it here and there but not much to make it work.

I just called a dealer and the 88 line is no longer sold

quote Originally posted by ig88vsbobafett: I just called a dealer and the 88 line is no longer sold

http://www.trademotion.com/...logOEM&siteid=214632

quote Originally posted by ig88vsbobafett: I just put an 87 line in my 88. Had to tweek it here and there but not much to make it work.

Thanks for the help. Hopefully the 88 line is very similar in legnth to the 87 line. If it is too short, then I would be screwed.

[This message has been edited by Dough19 (edited 04-09-2007).]

quote Originally posted by Dough19: Thanks for the help. Hopefully the 88 line is very similar in legnth to the 87 line. If it is too short, then I would be screwed.

You should have little problems installing the line.
Minor adjustments are necessary just be careful not to kink it.