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Wtb - Rb20 Gearbox Clutch Slave Cylinder

Trent04

By Trent04,
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FelixTRX Community Regular

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RB30 ones do fit, but the rod that pushes the 'paddle' in the gearbox needs shortening to fit. Bolts up the same, get your rod length right, bleed the system and away you go!

And the RB30 unit is hellishly cheap!

Cheers, Greg.

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RB30 ones do fit, but the rod that pushes the 'paddle' in the gearbox needs shortening to fit. Bolts up the same, get your rod length right, bleed the system and away you go!

And the RB30 unit is hellishly cheap!

Cheers, Greg.

sweet thanks heaps mate,

can u cut the rod with like a hacsaw or something or is that a bit dodge?> :blink:

TazzS13 Enthusiast

TazzS13

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you can cut it with whatever you like, just make sure its the basic rounded shape it used to be on the end.

alternatively they are only about 30-40 bucks new....silvia ones are anyway rb20 ones surely would be that much more

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tm_r33 Experienced

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Hell, I cut mine with a hacksaw blade and ground it down with the footpath outside Macca's in Deviodport on a Sunday morning! You want dodgy? There's your dodgy!! :D

haha and i thought u did some dodgey stuff josh. i do believe u told me the leak isnt actually in the slave cylinder????

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