RXT and Tick master will it work?
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Instructor
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RXT and Tick master will it work?
I just ordered a McLeod rxt twin disc and tick master cylinder with the line that goes all the way to the slave. Then I started reading on the form seeing where the Tick master supposedly won't work with the RXT clutch. Is this true or is McCloud saying this just to cover their ***?
Burning Brakes
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From: Chattanooga TN
I'm sure it will work but most of the clutch makers make their clutch to work with the stock hydraulics. Because it could be a problem with engaging or disengaging or anything else can go wrong. Playing devils advocate just say the clutch did mess up and your running a tick master and call McLeod. An tell them your not running stock hydraulics I know what they would say it's the master cylinder. But also what if it was because the master cylinder the clutch messed up your going to blame McLeod. So I guess you can say they are covering their *** but this day in time you have too. I wouldn't want to get a bad reputation for my product if someone put a different variable in there but nobody ain't going to say they added that different/aftermarket variable also. We as people go off feedback and most of the time people leave the need to knows out or all the details out. Sorry for beating a dead horse to death. I have my stock clutch and hydraulics in my 2011 C6 GS so I'm not bias. LoL
Racer
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Azusa Ca
I just ordered a McLeod rxt twin disc and tick master cylinder with the line that goes all the way to the slave. Then I started reading on the form seeing where the Tick master supposedly won't work with the RXT clutch. Is this true or is McCloud saying this just to cover their ***?
