Reducing clutch pedal pressure
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I don't recall off the top of my head. They were easy to work with. I might suggest you contact them for a quote. No doubt with exchange rates changing prices might have as well.
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Ouch really? I don't recall it being remotely that expensive. Around $300 if I recall shipped. But I guess that is why they don't post prices anymore.
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Ahh, no.
I tried it. I'm actually not sure what the issue was aside from the horrible scraping noise the car made when the clutch was engaged
My working theory is a 3-5 mm spacer between the slave and mounting point might have helped.
I also have heard a rumor that a 996 TT GT2 slave spaced out a similar distance will work.
I plan on trying this out here shortly this spring.
I tried it. I'm actually not sure what the issue was aside from the horrible scraping noise the car made when the clutch was engaged
My working theory is a 3-5 mm spacer between the slave and mounting point might have helped.
I also have heard a rumor that a 996 TT GT2 slave spaced out a similar distance will work.
I plan on trying this out here shortly this spring.
Ok, bought both parts from PP. They have the same bore diameter so no joy
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Does anyone know if a stainless steel lower slave hose is available from anyone. The stock rubber hose has potential to/or does expand and I want to reduce that possibility. Trying to increase function of slave as I have a very low release/or disengagement point.
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I just thought I'd post to say that if the Mpl slave cylinder is still available, pick one up. Wish I had installed it a while back but must say its a huge improvement in clutch feel and action. I had be running my Rs clutch/lwf and a pressure plate from a 3.3 turbo with the stock slave cylinder and the clamping force was high, pedal effort was always really stiff and a pain in traffic. So if you have a pretty hardcore disk/pp combo the mpl takes the edge off. Also note the release point isn't so high up anymore which to me with my long legs is welcome.