what does this do: cable-to-hydraulic conversion???
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Re: what does this do: cable-to-hydraulic conversion??? (us31wking)
allows civics and integra's with cable shift linkage to convert to rod linkage.
wont work for a lude without some serious modding.
wont work for a lude without some serious modding.
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Re: what does this do: cable-to-hydraulic conversion??? (us31wking)
i think they are talking about the hydro trans as in hydraulicly controlled slave cylinder. Whereas some older cars use linkage to disengage the clutch.
blake i think your thinking of cable linkage for gear selection vs rod linkage that civics and tegs use.
blake i think your thinking of cable linkage for gear selection vs rod linkage that civics and tegs use.
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Re: what does this do: cable-to-hydraulic conversion??? (98vtec)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 98vtec »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">allows civics and integra's with cable shift linkage to convert to rod linkage.
wont work for a lude without some serious modding.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Except that Civics and Tegs didn't come with cable shift linkages.
wont work for a lude without some serious modding.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Except that Civics and Tegs didn't come with cable shift linkages.
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Re: what does this do: cable-to-hydraulic conversion??? (Finest)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Finest »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Except that Civics and Tegs didn't come with cable shift linkages.
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That too
Except that Civics and Tegs didn't come with cable shift linkages.
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That too
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Re: what does this do: cable-to-hydraulic conversion??? (98vtec)
Its to convert a cable CLUTCH to a hydro clutch.
I have a b16 crx.
and luckly, my b16 came with a cable clutch trans.
the older b16's where cable clutch.
the newer B serries, TRANSMISSIONS, where converted to a hydro clutch.
You can put a type R motor onto a old b16 cable trans, if you wanted.
If not, and wanted to keep the ITR trans, and wanted to put it in a cable clutch car.
You would have to use this conversion..
Which is new, because the ones ive seen, just use levers, and adapter to adapt the cable to the release fork.
This one actually uses a hydro slave cylinder.
I have a b16 crx.
and luckly, my b16 came with a cable clutch trans.
the older b16's where cable clutch.
the newer B serries, TRANSMISSIONS, where converted to a hydro clutch.
You can put a type R motor onto a old b16 cable trans, if you wanted.
If not, and wanted to keep the ITR trans, and wanted to put it in a cable clutch car.
You would have to use this conversion..
Which is new, because the ones ive seen, just use levers, and adapter to adapt the cable to the release fork.
This one actually uses a hydro slave cylinder.
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Re: what does this do: cable-to-hydraulic conversion??? (us31wking)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by us31wking »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well... overall
whats the advantage/disadvantage of using a hydraulic clutch compared to a cable clutch?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hydros dont need adjustment. Cable you have to adjust the cable tighter occasionally.
Hydros can handle a more heavy duty clutch with out your leg falling off.
New transmissions are hydros
newer=better....usually....
whats the advantage/disadvantage of using a hydraulic clutch compared to a cable clutch?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hydros dont need adjustment. Cable you have to adjust the cable tighter occasionally.
Hydros can handle a more heavy duty clutch with out your leg falling off.
New transmissions are hydros
newer=better....usually....
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