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Hey team, 

The clutch on my newly bought 25 swapped r32 feels average and sticks half way. Went to go order a new clutch master but it does not look like the ones that suit the one that’s in the car… 

 

does anyone know what clutch master is this just by looking ? 
(The feed is on the side rather than the bottom like the ones the pop up online) 

thanks guys new to the RB scene so any help is appreciated cheers !!IMG_1879.thumb.jpeg.b568bd0b966a4efc581b8028bba20853.jpegIMG_1878.thumb.jpeg.0174b99de32ebc25373502313d0dc8f9.jpeg

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Doesn't really matter. Just buy the correct clutch master (which definitely has the outlet on the underside of the front end of it) and f**k off the hardline and replace with a braided teflon hose. This will get rid of the stupid damper that's in the original hardline (if it is still there, given that your hardline has clearly already been f**ked with least once), and improve pedal feel.

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1 minute ago, GTSBoy said:

Doesn't really matter. Just buy the correct clutch master (which definitely has the outlet on the underside of the front end of it) and f**k off the hardline and replace with a braided teflon hose. This will get rid of the stupid damper that's in the original hardline (if it is still there, given that your hardline has clearly already been f**ked with least once), and improve pedal feel.

Thanks for the info mate ! Much appreciated 

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