installed new ss clutch line.....you guys must be lyin'
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What lie was told about them? All i ever ever heard is that it doesnt require being replaced again due to rotting and cracking. Thats why I did mine. Got rid of the leak and is more durable.
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it is told they give a stiffer feel to the clutch pedal because the rubber line can expand under pressure. The SS line wont expand.
But in all reality, I highly doubt you will 'feel' the difference with your foot.
But in all reality, I highly doubt you will 'feel' the difference with your foot.
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Hmm, I know that does pertain to brake lines but didnt my clutch line didnt feel any different.
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Dooley....how so did your SS clutch line make a "BIG" difference? just wondering...why did you photoshop your car to look like a 4X4? the cardomain pic of that one looks clean though
97SEdriver...stock clutch in the maxima?
97SEdriver...stock clutch in the maxima?
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stock clutch, actually same clutch as when I bought it 120,000 miles ago
I put in a sort of custom line that doesn't go to the clutch master cylinder, I used the union box that the clutch and brake lines connect to because I don't want the box getting corroded with it's internals being exposed.
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i have a leak in my system. I bought a new master cylinder when I got the car and that didn't solve anything. still had to add fluid every 2-3 weaks. I ordered a SS line on Ebay for 95-01 Maxima's (i believe). I went to install it and it does not look like the right one. Anyone got a picture of what there's looks like? I will try to post a pic later.
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ss clutch lines are for durability, not feel. Unless your stock hose is really worn and about to burst I'll challenge anyone to tell a s/s line vs. a good stock line in a blind test.
SS brake lines are sometimes noticeable compared to rubber lines, but it's not a big difference. People who install s/s brake lines are getting the benefit of the fluid and replacing tired stock lines. If you installed s/s brake lines on a new car you'd have a hard time telling in a blind test.
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SS brake lines are sometimes noticeable compared to rubber lines, but it's not a big difference. People who install s/s brake lines are getting the benefit of the fluid and replacing tired stock lines. If you installed s/s brake lines on a new car you'd have a hard time telling in a blind test.
Dave
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you can feel it big time in the brake lines......but in the clutch, i couldnt tell at all. no big deal its a 30 part, just know you wont have to replace it and its better than stock....and cheaper
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I can't make a new thread. Don't know why. Even tho I have only like 3 posts I joined a yr or so ago.
Anyhow I got this SS Clutch line from Ebay months and months ago. I went to install it since I have a leak and I think it's the wrong one b/c If it's the right one I don't know how I am going to install it.
for some reason i can not upload pix so. here's what it says on the outside of the package
NC-210YOR 2/94-2001 UP
thank you
Anyhow I got this SS Clutch line from Ebay months and months ago. I went to install it since I have a leak and I think it's the wrong one b/c If it's the right one I don't know how I am going to install it.
for some reason i can not upload pix so. here's what it says on the outside of the package
NC-210YOR 2/94-2001 UP
thank you
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