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andyc1234
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30th Oct 13 at 15:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Any one on here done a hydraulic clutch conversion. Need one for my f23 was going to try use a mk4 master cylinder and try feed it from the brake fluid reservoir
gazza808
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30th Oct 13 at 16:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I did one got no pics but very similar to what the golf boys do like this....


I used the master cylinder from an astra
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Yea already found that pic on google not a lot of room under the corsa dash tho im running eps aswell i dont think theres room. Going to try mounting it facing out i think
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I wasn't running a dash or eps so had loads of room,

Looked at the corsa c set up? Sure the clutch pedal is a separate assembly to the other two pedals.
Could also mount it vertical behind the scuttle,
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Cant do it from above the servo takes up too much space into the bay should be fine so long as it clears the alt it sticks out a fair bit on the saab lump
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Mk4 Astra parts , mate on Facebook has used them as he has a f23 in his Corsa
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I know i can do it with the astra parts its just how far its going to stick out. The alt sits proper low down on the saab engine so space might be a bit tight
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Fancy asking for a pic of how hes done it ben?
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Spot on that cheers fella

 
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