Bypass the clutch damper with part numbers!
Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2011 6:04 am
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
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