Clutch Master Cylinder Replacement- which one?
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Clutch Master Cylinder Replacement- which one?
My clutch pedal is soft and inconsistent even after replacing the fluid and bleeding the system. The next step is to replace the clutch master cylinder but which one should I choose? Are there any master cylinders that are known for poor quality that I should stay away from?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Tick has good user reports. McLeod sells MC made by Wilwood that they add vehicle specific "mounting" flange and adjustable rod to.
none are cheap. I have the McLeod (wilwood) one.
none are cheap. I have the McLeod (wilwood) one.
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It's a huge adjustment window. You can literally adjust it to engage right off the floor to upwards of an inch or more higher than the level of the brake pedal and everywhere inbetween. (you wouldn't want it set at those points, I'm just saying there is a lot of adjustment). From everything I've read most people (even myself) like it at about the level of the brake pedal. I tried it a little above the level of the brake and it fell weird having that much throw and it didn't improve shifting at all compared to being at the level of the brake pedal so I adjusted it back down.
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I have a tick. nice unit and mine was also very challenging to install.
IMO, it's a good question for those who intend on going with a twin or triple disc clutch setup.
IMO, it's a good question for those who intend on going with a twin or triple disc clutch setup.