Reply to "Aftermarket Clutch Master Cylinder Line Fitting"

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Originally posted by Hustler:
ok my bad, it does say 3/4. So basically I need to go get a long throw slave? Btw did you find a fitting that worked with the stock line, or did you change out the fitting on the end of the line?

I don't know if you "have to" go with a long slave or not. I changed slave out because the aluminum one was beginning to fail. So I went with the long slave, since most seem to recommend it. The stainless steel line and master came with the car, so I didn't have to change anything out.

3/14/099:05 PM

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