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Old 11-23-2018, 08:39 AM
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Put in a Tick master, now my slave is leaking. What's the best slave to run to handle the pressure of the Tick? Oem? Does Tick make slaves? Thanks folks.
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Dorman or GM/Delco. Which is better?
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Leaning towards oem. Anyone have any input?
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Chevrolet performance oem is what I run. I’ve been told the ones that look the same are not.
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D&D told me to run OEM
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Originally Posted by f8lvenom
Leaning towards oem. Anyone have any input?
Please search this site. There are many threads, warnings, etc. on this subject.

Community wisdom has been that GM slaves are the only way to go. NOTE: AC Delco is not the same as a GM part and AC Delco slave are notorious for leaking.
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Originally Posted by wssix99
Please search this site. There are many threads, warnings, etc. on this subject.

Community wisdom has been that GM slaves are the only way to go. NOTE: AC Delco is not the same as a GM part and AC Delco slave are notorious for leaking.
Getting ready to pull the trigger on this:
https://www.tickperformance.com/gm-slave-cylinder-throwout-release-bearing-for-1998-02-camaro-firebird-ls1-part-24264182/
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I got Luk slave. Luk is a OE supplier and looks the same as OEM.
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Originally Posted by wannafbody
I got Luk slave. Luk is a OE supplier and looks the same as OEM.
Ordered the Luk myself. It the same piece as oem at a fraction of the cost.
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I was thinking about going with Dorman, for both Slave and Master.

Are Dorman, Luk and Valeo the same company?
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Originally Posted by RONIN LSX
I was thinking about going with Dorman, for both Slave and Master.

Are Dorman, Luk and Valeo the same company?
No. Dorman makes their own parts and I understand they also private label other company's parts, as well.
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Originally Posted by wssix99
No. Dorman makes their own parts and I understand they also private label other company's parts, as well.

Ahh ok, wasn't sure...

Which of the 3 is considered better quality?
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Luk is oem supplier. The fancy "Chevrolet performance" or oem branded slaves that you would get from a dealership are just repackaged Luk slaves made in Mexico. They are one and the same. Buy the Luk and save yourself some money.
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Originally Posted by f8lvenom
Luk is oem supplier. The fancy "Chevrolet performance" or oem branded slaves that you would get from a dealership are just repackaged Luk slaves made in Mexico. They are one and the same. Buy the Luk and save yourself some money.

Thanks for the info bro




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