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Old 06-09-2003, 07:43 PM
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Default Centerforce DF and clutch master cyl. question

I have a 99' TA and just installed CF DF w/ Fidanza aluminum flywheel. I did replace the slave and I am considering replacing the master cylinder. The car has 78k miles on it.

Shifting is ok, but not great.

Does anyone have the correct part # for the 02' master?
Who has the best prices on these?

Also, with the 02' master is the drill mod still necessary?
Is making the 02' master adj. necessary?
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no offense but....You got fuked, I tried that clutch, and its the biggest crock of **** in the world, I hate centerforce, there a bull **** company, after a more than proper break in, the pos clutch fried as soon as I hit 2nd gear, it never did feel right before then, I'd try and get your money back if I were you!
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Default Re: Centerforce DF and clutch master cyl. question

Hey, thanks for the helpful advice.

Anyone else have some input.
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Default Re: Centerforce DF and clutch master cyl. question

I ran a centerforce Dual Friction in my 450HP RX7 single turbo. I broke the clutch in properly, 500 miles of stop and go driving, and it worked great for 5000 RPM Launches. The clutch bit extremely hard!
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Default Re: Centerforce DF and clutch master cyl. question

i had no problems with mine.the only thing i did'nt like is you have to get the r's up more out of the hole on stop and go driving or the car will shake.centerforce does bite hard.
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Default Re: Centerforce DF and clutch master cyl. question

So you had a centerforce......it does bite pretty hard..right....the pedal has a lot of firmness to it does that sound right I was always curious about that......can you verify that and the engagement point it real small.

thx info is appriciated.

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yeah had. my pedal felt close to stock,the engagement point was also like stock.the clutch was good,i only moved it because i wanted something better for my new set up.
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Default Re: Centerforce DF and clutch master cyl. question

Can anyone help me out with my questions?

I have new Master cyl. on the way.
Will the drill mod be needed with that?
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Default Re: Centerforce DF and clutch master cyl. question

i had it and it sucked !!!!!! mine broke into thousands of little pieces after i finaly got my car to hook at the track.




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