SONEM EF bolt-in hydraulic clutch conversion
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if you shipped it ups to canada what you payed is brokerage fee's and taxes on the claimed value. the only way to not have to pay those fee's is to claim it as a gift or send it usps. sad to say but you wont be getting your $50 back.
good info on the wilwood M.C, so basically the larger bore makes for a shorter engagement but stiffer pedal? is that correct?
good info on the wilwood M.C, so basically the larger bore makes for a shorter engagement but stiffer pedal? is that correct?
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if you shipped it ups to canada what you payed is brokerage fee's and taxes on the claimed value. the only way to not have to pay those fee's is to claim it as a gift or send it usps. sad to say but you wont be getting your $50 back.
good info on the wilwood M.C, so basically the larger bore makes for a shorter engagement but stiffer pedal? is that correct?
good info on the wilwood M.C, so basically the larger bore makes for a shorter engagement but stiffer pedal? is that correct?
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if you shipped it ups to canada what you payed is brokerage fee's and taxes on the claimed value. the only way to not have to pay those fee's is to claim it as a gift or send it usps. sad to say but you wont be getting your $50 back.
good info on the wilwood M.C, so basically the larger bore makes for a shorter engagement but stiffer pedal? is that correct?
good info on the wilwood M.C, so basically the larger bore makes for a shorter engagement but stiffer pedal? is that correct?
I just need to find out if the distance between the studs on the wilwood match Honda's.
for good customer service. It's hard to come by.
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the omni's had some real issues when they first came out, perhaps they've fixed them??
+1 on the thumbsup for paying half... nothing worse than ups or fedex brokerage and tax's!!
+1 on the thumbsup for paying half... nothing worse than ups or fedex brokerage and tax's!!
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Re: SONEM EF bolt-in hydraulic clutch conversion
I think I may go the wilwood route since I will be making my own bracket. Are those the same operation style as Honda Clutch MC's, or are they reversed?
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Re: SONEM EF bolt-in hydraulic clutch conversion
I've never seen a reverse master cylinder. Only normal MC that are reverse mounted. Slave cylinders are another story though. Some push some pull. I know innovative advertises you can use a honda or wilwood style MC with their adapter, so I would imagine they operate in the same manner.
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yea i've never seen a pull m/c either. slaves go both ways (hehe go both ways), but all the m/cs i sell are push.
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Re: SONEM EF bolt-in hydraulic clutch conversion
BTW I realized I didn't post any shots of my reservoir and I know a few people were talking about mounting location. So, here you go
And a few other shots from the install.
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If putting a hydro d series trans in my ef, what trans top mount is used? also what about rear trans mount or bracket?
I am very interested in this!
I am very interested in this!
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Man o man. Taking the dash out wasn't too bad.
possible mounting idea. kinda good i think. right by the clutch cable hole.
here goes nothing...
dang
the MFSOB PITA pedal assembly weld fail. DAMNGIT
possible mounting idea. kinda good i think. right by the clutch cable hole.
here goes nothing...
dang
the MFSOB PITA pedal assembly weld fail. DAMNGIT
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i just scooped the bracket for my DA from the shop. I'll post up some pics after i am done mounting it up. fits nice though.
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thumbs up to pb16b for going half on the extra charges from ups. great customer service. thanks.
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lol everyone is mounting theirs the same way. what grommet are you using to fill that firewall hole (the clutch cable hole)
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Re: SONEM EF bolt-in hydraulic clutch conversion
I used this method several years ago and am not a fan of how the clutch pedal felt or how I had to zip tie the fuse box out of the way...
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Re: SONEM EF bolt-in hydraulic clutch conversion
I went back to cable and made my own hasport style hydro clutch assembly/adaptor (based off of their H22->EF kit.)
..maybe I didn't have the angles right? The clutch felt very awkward and was really hard to push in for the first 1/3 of travel; and I'm not one to complain about clutch pedal effort.
Anyone else use this kit with an aggressive clutch? how does it feel?
..maybe I didn't have the angles right? The clutch felt very awkward and was really hard to push in for the first 1/3 of travel; and I'm not one to complain about clutch pedal effort.
Anyone else use this kit with an aggressive clutch? how does it feel?