Just recently did a 5mt swap in my new turbo legacy, I've always preferred the feel of cable clutch trannies with push type pressure plates but I was able to get a full 91 turbo drive train from flywheel to lsd for 300$
I've been driving it for about a week now and HATE the feeling of the hydro/pull type so I figured I would start with removing the clutch damper.
I used
Russell pn: 656222 (20" straight -3 dot approved stainless line)
Russell pn: 641411 (-3 to 10x1 female fitting)
Russell pn: 640471 (-3 to banjo fitting)
My brother works at lordco so I paid 39$ after tax for everything.
The banjo attached to the clutch master, and the female fitting attached to the hard line that goes to the slave.
The 20" is a little long but lets you have lots of room to route the hose.
Outcome? 100% better, nice solid pedal feel from top to bottom and returns smoothly and quickly.
http://performanceparts.com/part/Russell/656222
http://performanceparts.com/part/Russell/641411
http://performanceparts.com/part/Russell/640471
Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
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Re: Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
Interesting. Never felt the clutch when it had the damper on it. I removed mine before I got the engine running. I didn't use any parts though. Just used the hose that went to the damper.
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Re: Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
i didnt even think to check if it was long enough, figured the braided line would be the best (stiffest) option other then hardline.
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Re: Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
Oh yeah. If I recall correctly it wasn't actually long enough but with a slight bending of the hard line I was able to connect the two easily.
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91 SS EJ20G Engine/Tranny/Diff Swap Build Thread Here
"Your testes are close to your bottom but you still play with them all the time." Jeremy Clarkson
91 SS EJ20G Engine/Tranny/Diff Swap Build Thread Here
"Your testes are close to your bottom but you still play with them all the time." Jeremy Clarkson
Re: Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
Yeah, I did not use the damper at all and am very happy with the hydro feel.
Josh
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1990 Legacy (AWD, 6MT, & EJ22T Swap)
2020 Outback Limted XT
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surrealmirage.com/subaru
1990 Legacy (AWD, 6MT, & EJ22T Swap)
2020 Outback Limted XT
If you need to get a hold of me please email me rather then pm
Re: Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
Yea was much better without the damper, especially when bleeding it.
2002 Impreza 2.0RS 6MT
2001 Impreza 2.5RS 5MT (winter beater)
1992 Jeep Cherokee
1994 SS 5MT RIP
1991 SS 5MT *SOLD*
1996 Legacy Outback 5MT *SOLD*
2001 Impreza 2.5RS 5MT (winter beater)
1992 Jeep Cherokee
1994 SS 5MT RIP
1991 SS 5MT *SOLD*
1996 Legacy Outback 5MT *SOLD*
Re: Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
Man I wish I read these threads before purchasing 2 SS lines, installing it with a new slave. Such a B!tch to
bleed
Got a 15" line, guess i'll remove that POS Damper and try, try again
I Now hate Hydraulic clutches and Power Steering, really miss my bare bones MK1 Jetta more & more, just not the NA FWD
bleed

Got a 15" line, guess i'll remove that POS Damper and try, try again


I Now hate Hydraulic clutches and Power Steering, really miss my bare bones MK1 Jetta more & more, just not the NA FWD