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Old 09-13-2009, 11:39 PM
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Default Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

I have a maxzworkz (however you spell it) shattershield and i cant find anywhere to mount the fluid control valve properly. any ideas? how are you guys running it? im running a s2k master, -3 stainless line to a stock slave

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In for info!
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

I am pretty sure boostedcivicsir has one on his car, I am sure he will see this thread..... IMO is doesnt do much.
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

you can mount it anywhere in line between the master and slave. It doesnt have to be directly on the slave.
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

i know it can be mounted anywhere but it doesnt screw into the master cylinder and it wont fit where the slave is, i think i might just cut my line and get 2 more fittings and slap it somewhere in between
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

Originally Posted by 96 GSR-T
I am pretty sure boostedcivicsir has one on his car, I am sure he will see this thread..... IMO is doesnt do much.
It does enough to help make what you have last a good bit longer, and I'd like to keep my stuff together as long as possible!
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

i had a hydraulics shop make me another line (because they will not mod a used line) with the -3 females in line.

ben is right i really saw no difference. i broke a trans installed the valve and broke another 4th gear in 5 passes. (it was a stock non treated gear.)

i have another racer stev 4th gear in there. im just prolonging the inevitable.
this is it in a nut shell, but with 2 -3 fittings.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/drag-racing-36/how-make-braided-clutch-line-eg-chassis-diy-w-part-numbers-2239907/
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

so just add 2 -3 females to that setup in the thread and call it a day?
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

Yup, that's what I did.

I think I may be taking mine out soon....

You on a carbon clutch bro?
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

no sir. just a regular old twin disc
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

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no sir. just a regular old twin disc
Same here.... for now.

I'd skip the FCV if I were you. I had bad results with mine when I started making more power. The slip caused a LOT of excess heat.

So you're out of the shootout? What do you need? Need help? Any chance of you making it?
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Default Re: Tilton Fluid Control valve fitment with Scattershield

im not gonna be able to make it i dont think my car/me is going to be ready for the event. id rather run in the sfwd class for now
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