Clutch/Slave master cylinder replacement. OEM or exedy?
So my CMS is blown and its time for replacement. I was wondering what people thoughts and experience are with the exedy (or other aftermarket manufacturers). One concern with the aftermarket is fitement. On some write ups aftermarket had to be honed to fit the clutch pin. Don't want to have to go through all that.
The price for OEM combo is around 150 plus shipping. THe exedy combo can be had for 50 shipped. Is it worth the extra 100 dollars for OEM? I normally prefer OEM< anything else but when its 3x the price
Thanks in advance
The price for OEM combo is around 150 plus shipping. THe exedy combo can be had for 50 shipped. Is it worth the extra 100 dollars for OEM? I normally prefer OEM< anything else but when its 3x the price
Thanks in advance
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I just buy the OEM equivalent from importrp. They offer the Nissin brand master and slave but it came in an Adler brand box. When I replaced them, they looked absolutely identical to the original part right down to the stamping on the cylinder body. Under $100 for both.
I just buy the OEM equivalent from importrp. They offer the Nissin brand master and slave but it came in an Adler brand box. When I replaced them, they looked absolutely identical to the original part right down to the stamping on the cylinder body. Under $100 for both.
I've seen plenty of write up on replacing the clutch master cylinder but none on the slave master cylinder. Anyone know of any write ups/how to's?
Replacing the slave is easier than the MC. Just unbolt the line, remove the 2 bolts holding it in and then replace. Shouldn't take more than 15 minutes.
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