Slave Cylinder?
10-06-2010, 09:29 PM
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Slave Cylinder? Just curious as to what slave cylinder you guys are using for your cars? I'm pulling 475rwhp on a 404 stroker and textralia OZ clutch. I noticed my fluid keeps disappearing. I dropped the gearbox and its all coming from the slave cylinder. Any advice?
10-07-2010, 01:50 AM
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All slaves that I've seen are made by a company called "AP". They manufacture the slave cylinders for GM, Autozone, Oreillys, Advance, etc, etc. So your best bet would be to get it from whoever has the lowest price. Bottom line is that they are all the same.
I normally get mine from Autozone since they have the best warranty program (lifetime), and its $73.99 if I remember correctly. Buying one from a GM dealer is simply a waste of money, and they basically don't have a warranty. Hope this helps!
I normally get mine from Autozone since they have the best warranty program (lifetime), and its $73.99 if I remember correctly. Buying one from a GM dealer is simply a waste of money, and they basically don't have a warranty. Hope this helps!
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All slaves that I've seen are made by a company called "AP". They manufacture the slave cylinders for GM, Autozone, Oreillys, Advance, etc, etc. So your best bet would be to get it from whoever has the lowest price. Bottom line is that they are all the same.
I normally get mine from Autozone since they have the best warranty program (lifetime), and its $73.99 if I remember correctly. Buying one from a GM dealer is simply a waste of money, and they basically don't have a warranty. Hope this helps!
I normally get mine from Autozone since they have the best warranty program (lifetime), and its $73.99 if I remember correctly. Buying one from a GM dealer is simply a waste of money, and they basically don't have a warranty. Hope this helps!
