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Old 03-03-2012, 01:31 AM   #1
AngryPirate
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Re: Is this really the best option for a master cylinder?

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Yes, I'm just not familiar with what bolts to the earlier set up. Do you have the integrated clutch cyl. too?

You can definitely do it for less than I spent on this set-up using factory parts.
It used to have an integrated master cylinder before the transmission got swapped out to an automatic from a manual.

I'll have to do some measuring and stuff and also add a plate to cover the up the clutch hole much like they did in this thread

All the tips and pointers are much appreciated.
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