Reply to "Clutch Slave Cylinder - Leaking Again"

frogmikeMember

The length difference is also within the cylinder where the piston sits. The Alfa version gives about 1.2 inches of piston travel vs. the 1.6 inches for the Pantera cylinder. I tried to show this in one of my earlier posts with the photos of each. Most of the length of the Pantera version is beyond the bleed end. Yes, the mounting bands line up the same between them.

Heck, it may work, and we'll see when Rob gets the bleeding figured out. I just feel there won't be enough travel if it's only got 1.2 inches to move in/out. Maybe there's an Alfa version with 1.6 inches of travel but I've not seen them yet (I have a 73 Spider).

I was an active San Diego member from 1988 until I moved to Seattle in 2006. Good folks there!

Hope you all have a great Thanksgiving : )

11/22/234:05 PM

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