Works like a dream, and I feel like its a new car! No regrets....lol def. get it done!

After reading the reviews I ordered it yesterday with 2 bottles of motul fluid, looking forward to seeing the difference

Are you planning on installing yourself ? If so please do a DIY as I'm interested in doing it also..

I have a shop that does all my work for me, it should be a pretty straight foward install tho

The installllls really easy. Its bleeding / replacing the fluid that takes time

I have 2 1/2 bottles of that motul fluid, that should be enough right?

uh yeah.... plenty

I ordered the Z1 lines, and then sold it because the ZSpeed HD CSC comes with the new lines pre-installed. I'll let you guys know in July once all the work on my car is done.

new lines pre isntalled?

this clutch line is outside the tranny?

I think your thinking something else...

Nope, it replaces the hard lines as well.

http://www.370zreport.com/wp-content...75-600x544.jpg

It's a good thing it's only $29, lol

What would one use to insulate the clutch line from over heating?? Besides adding different fluid i mean.

It already has some wrap on it stock. Just take off the stock stuff and re-wrap it around the new stainless line. You don't have to go overkill on it.

The Motul is RBF600.

I had a spongy clutch pedal and the Z1 stainless steel line along with the higher temp DOT4 fluid fixed it. I can't recommend it enough.

Personally, I installed the line while I had my cats off. I couldn't imagine trying to get in there to unclamp and unscrew the stock hose with those things in the way. Pain in the ***.

yup, i tell everyone i know, for how cheap this mod is, its reallly reallly realllllly nice and worth it.

The #1 thing is swapping out the fluid, it doesn't hurt to do the line but high temp fluid plus a little bit of insulation will make 99% of the difference. Put some MOTUL RBF600 in there and bleed it nice (which can be a bit tricky) and it is a huge improvement as things heat up.

The clutch line runs at a much lower fluid pressure compared to the braking system so the SS can be considered a bit overkill. It's cheap enough though, so if it makes you happy go ahead and do it at the same time.