slave cylinder
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Racer
Joined: May 2009
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From: Hutto Tx
slave cylinder
so im currently collecting parts to do a clutch job mastercyl,flywheel clutch kit and slave cyl, ive been searching and reading..
so my question is. is their a REAL "performance slave cyl" (better then oem)
all the people that list a performance slave do not state why it is better. so im wondering if its just a repackaged oem unit
also does anyone currenty use a mcleod adj master cyl? what is your review of it?
so my question is. is their a REAL "performance slave cyl" (better then oem)
all the people that list a performance slave do not state why it is better. so im wondering if its just a repackaged oem unit
also does anyone currenty use a mcleod adj master cyl? what is your review of it?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Overland Park KS
I use a Tick adjustable master cylinder...
Don't forget the pilot bearing which goes inside the end of the crankshaft.
Not aware of an aftermarket slave cylinder...The last one I picked up (I asked for a slave cylinder for a 2004) was a little different from what I removed from my '02 so GM made some tweaks to it. It appears to be a little more "sealed". I didn't ask the dealer if the new 04 design replaces all previous but I would assume it does like with all GM parts.
Don't forget the pilot bearing which goes inside the end of the crankshaft.
Not aware of an aftermarket slave cylinder...The last one I picked up (I asked for a slave cylinder for a 2004) was a little different from what I removed from my '02 so GM made some tweaks to it. It appears to be a little more "sealed". I didn't ask the dealer if the new 04 design replaces all previous but I would assume it does like with all GM parts.
