steel clutch line??
steel clutch line??
10-19-04, 09:56 PM
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CPRACING has the bad rap, other's opinion, not mine.
Mazdatrix is a proshop and has a staff that can help you with anything on your mind.
Good people and good product.
Mazdatrix is a proshop and has a staff that can help you with anything on your mind.
Good people and good product.
10-19-04, 10:45 PM
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Mazdatrix is a great bunch of people.Get Racing Beat parts from them whenever possible.They process and ship about 100 times faster than RacingBeat does.
I got my SS clutchline from Rotary Performance in TX.At the time Mazdatrix didnt have them,but perhaps now they do.RP is a great company too.
I got my SS clutchline from Rotary Performance in TX.At the time Mazdatrix didnt have them,but perhaps now they do.RP is a great company too.
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10-19-04, 11:12 PM
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racing beat and mazdatrix are over priced. this is where I get my stuff done in SOCAL. Brake to clutch to oil and anything that deals with hydraulics.
http://www.hose-man.com.
http://www.hose-man.com.
10-20-04, 11:22 AM
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I got all my hydralic hoses made at a local shop similar to the one wackyracer posted the link to.
mine were around $13ea.
I have a realy wierd brake set-up so i couldn't buy off the shelf.. and needed the hoses to adapt from the car to the calipers/slave cyl.
mine were around $13ea.
I have a realy wierd brake set-up so i couldn't buy off the shelf.. and needed the hoses to adapt from the car to the calipers/slave cyl.
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