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Originally Posted by osbornsm 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.
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06-26-2012, 02:51 PM
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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 ***. |
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