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clutch master / slave

Jeb Stuart

Jeb Stuart

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I believe I need to replace my clutch master & slave. I have a SIII w/ it's original stock motor and a SIV O/D. Does anyone know of a Wilwood combo that will work w/ this setup?
 
twospeed

twospeed

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I used a Wilwood master in mine----bolted right in and works great----I think it is a 3/4 bore master.
As for the slave I got one on E-bay.
 
StefanD

StefanD

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Mine has a Wilwood in it as well, it is a 3/4 bore and I believe the part number is 260-1304.
 
64beam

64beam

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Hi Jeb,

Did you have problems with the Girling master cylinders or do you just want Wilwood? Just curious as you will probably pay more for the Wilwood (don't know if the operation is any better).

Regards, Robin.
 
Jim E

Jim E

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For the clutch would use something closer to the factory bore which I thought is 5/8, would think the 3/4 bore master could cause issues in how the clutch feels. I use NABCO master cylinders but they do ot look stock and require a change of fitting being they are metric thread.
 
Jim E

Jim E

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Bill,
Funny never paid any attention to that, have one on my V6 S3 right now will have to go look which side it comes out on then it is RHD so that might be a bonus in this application.
 
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