Which slave?
05-22-2010, 01:50 AM
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Which slave? Well guys looks like I'm gonna be dropping the tranny in a few days to replace my slave due to a sticky pedal. Previous owner said car had a stock replacement clutch with only liek 10k miles so I'm guessing its ok and I'll make sure to check while I'm in there my question is which kind of slave to go with? Stock replacement from gm or maybe like a ram or are there any other options? Which would be best to solve this problem with my pedal sticking at wot?
05-22-2010, 07:25 AM
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I'd have to say either the GM or the Ram. I run the Ram M/C in mine and its been in for roughly 5yrs without any issues. I've beat on it pretty good also with countless 6k clutch dumps and probably 15k miles on it so far and I havent had any issues. Will go with it again when its time to replace the clutch. Don't know how much I have left on the Spec 3 but 15k miles and it still grabs like a champ so we'll see.
05-24-2010, 12:09 PM
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I work at Advance and the slave we sell is an improved design over any of tghe competition Ive seen. Usually its not the slave that goes out its the throwout bearing. look at the difference. the one to the left is ours and only that top thin part spins wheras the one to the right factory style the entire cap spins.
05-25-2010, 10:26 AM
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I had that black slave and it sucks for a f-body because of that new connector. That clip has to come off to remove to line. With the limited space around it from the trans and bellhousing makes it almost impossible to put that clip back on if the line is removed. Also the one I had didn't push down as far as my old one which meant you run the risk of the clutch not fully engaging. You have them both there, push them down and see. Also the black oone is made in China. I ended up taking that back and getting one like the old style.
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05-25-2010, 05:47 PM
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I work at Advance and the slave we sell is an improved design over any of tghe competition Ive seen. Usually its not the slave that goes out its the throwout bearing. look at the difference. the one to the left is ours and only that top thin part spins wheras the one to the right factory style the entire cap spins.
