Reply to "Aftermarket Clutch Master Cylinder Line Fitting"

hustlerMember

Sorry to hash this up again, great answers to the change out, but I'm still not sure what kind of fitting I'm looking for. I don't have a flaring tool, so I'd rather just find the adaptable fitting, seen on various cars, including the one below.

Joules: do you know what size the female 37 degree flared fitting is from the clutch line? maybe 1/4"?

DOES 200: do you have the documentation from the unit which says how big the female opening is on the end of the unit?

This is the information I need to contact some fitting suppliers about some kind of T fitting like shown in the photo.

Thanks everyone,

5/5/0910:19 AM

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