Reply to "Clutch Slave Cylinder - Leaking Again"

frogmikeMember

Great additional details and research Rob and PanteraPatt! Glad to know I may be able to use the same clutch slave for both my 73 Alfa Spider and 74 Pantera. The Alfa Montreal slave from Classic Alfa is about 50% less than the Pantera version. Classic Alfa is a great aftermarket Alfa source which I've used multiple times. They regularly beat the price and quality of stateside Alfa vendors from my experience. Their shipping from the UK is crazy fast too. I've had Alfa parts come from them in mere days and faster than Alfa parts vendors only 2 states away from me. Thanks for the additional digging into this for the community!

11/25/232:47 PM

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