Hi,
I'm looking to order a clutch slave cylinder from the the club but wondered what the difference was between the brass and steel pistoned version - other than the obvious! Does the brass one last longer? Does it give a smoother operation?
For info : I did buy one from a well known stockist in the fens and it is pants. Poorly finished with no machined mating face where it mounts on the holding bracket. It looks like a part that has been made to fit from another application.
Thanks in advance
Alex
Sprint clutch slave cylinder
Re: Sprint clutch slave cylinder
Without knowing the story behind the options offered, I can only guess that the brass piston is less likely to corrode and stick in the bore?
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Re: Sprint clutch slave cylinder
I will only use an OE style girling one.
Some Land Rover ones are genuine Girling too but may require a different union on the pipe.
Unless the car has been standing for ages and bits have seized I have almost always managed to recover one with a seal kit.
Jonners
Some Land Rover ones are genuine Girling too but may require a different union on the pipe.
Unless the car has been standing for ages and bits have seized I have almost always managed to recover one with a seal kit.
Jonners
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Re: Sprint clutch slave cylinder
Cheers for the advice. I think my cylinder is a bit too far gone for me to rescue without some more specialist tools. It looks pretty corroded down the bore and I'm not sure how I'd get the piston out