Reply to "OEM clutch slave hose, fitting details?"

mangustaMember

Nate,

My slave uses the metric threads and a copper washer at the cylinder end. The other end at the frame, appears to use a standard flare fitting, although I do not know if it is metric or not.... seems the builders used lots of "non-metric" fittings on the hydraulics....

Dana had some braided clutch lines made up. You may want to ping him. I may have one of his somewhere, but forgot to put it in when I was just re-doing my slave/master cylinders last week...duh!

Ciao!
Steve

10/5/1210:26 AM

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