Cable clutch to Hydralic
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Cable clutch to Hydralic
As title says, how hard would it be to make the l series gearbox clutch in to a hydralic system? the only hard part i see would be mounting the slave cylinder? other than that it would be no different to doing the convert with a EJ hydralic system right?
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Yeah I would imagine the hard bit would be mounting the slave cylinder to the gearbox. Probably have to drill and tap a couple of holes for it...posibbly weld on a flat platform for it to sit on first.
Is the standard the cable setup proving inadequate for your clutch setup or something?
Is the standard the cable setup proving inadequate for your clutch setup or something?
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Na, i just grew up around hydraic clutch setups and just thought it would be nice to have a hydralic set up when i do my convert
Long live the 1990 Subaru Brumby 2" lifted and soon to be mig locked
RIP 1992 Brumby
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few self-respecting ricers would spend the time to modify a Daewoo.

RIP 1992 Brumby
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