whats the difference between the cable and the hidraulic transmission?

 

The manner in which they actuate the clutch release fork.

Why do you ask?

 

Because I didn't know what was the difference and still don't

 

verrry handy

 

The clutch/shifter in a cable transmission is engaged by the use of cables in a manual gearbox.

The clutch in a hydro tranny is engaged by fluid via a master/slave cylinder and shifting is engaged by a shift linkage and a pin.

 

but is one better than the other one? and why?

sorry just trying to gain some knwoledge.

 

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sorry just trying to gain some knwoledge.
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Old cable tranny's =

90's and current hydro tranny's =

Current cable trannies = Better than old cables, but IMO not as good as hydrolic.

Really it comes down to opinion and driver preference. I can't stand how cable shifters shift. Clutch feel is vague IMO.