Clutch Master & Slave Cylinder upgrade
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Clutch Master & Slave Cylinder upgrade
Hello all , I was wondering if anyone has upgraded their clutch master / slavea cylinders and has them working together without problems. I have always fought with clutch problems with this car , I am now running an ORC 559 twin disc clutch WITH an OS Giken pull to push converter. I had this set up running and working well, but it always seems that either or both of these cylinder would begin to leak resulting in problems. I recently replaced both clutch discs , and re installed the gear box , now none of the gears engege with the motor running ! when I look through the inspection port , I see the throw out bearing moving , but only about 1/4" -1/2" travel , with this movement , the first disc and plate come loose but the others dont. I am now looking into just upgrading the master to a Wilwood 7/8" (that the v8 boys use) or 1" bore , but I cant find a slave that will work , the only possibility is one of those hydraulic throw out bearings , anyone use one in their stock box ?
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I still have both stock units in my FD but they are new. My improvenments were the installation of the steel braided covered flexible line, and the stronger/newer clutch fork.
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call brian hinson I'm doing a magnum t56 trans swap to my 20b and he had jsut what I needed 3/4 master and call quarter master if you need a different slave cylinder. my 2 cents
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Thanks for your reply , I already checked Hinsion and saw that they use the 7/8" Willwood master , but the question is ,which of the Tilton slaves that I would need ? I already sent them (Tilton) an e mail , maybe they will respond , if not i'll call.
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the slave would depend on you clutch and trans setup. if you are using the fd trans the stock unit should be fine if you are using a clutch with the same diameter as stock. you should only need more pressure if the clutch surface area is smaller. If you are going to a different trans the slave would be based on the distance from your adapter plate to the pressure plate of the clutch. what setup are you using.
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Im using an ORC 559 twin disc clutch with an OS giken pull to push converter on the stock box. I want to replace the converter and bearing assembly with a Quartermaster universal(adjustable) hydraulic throwout bearing.