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Originally Posted by Alstann Yep, that is correct, it is a single flare. All the connections and couplers have/are done via straight single flares, and I went over it with

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Old 10-20-2013, 09:12 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Yep, that is correct, it is a single flare. All the connections and couplers have/are done via straight single flares, and I went over it with a mechanic and he verified that as well. He also mentioned that if I did a bubble flare, it would have the same effect as a single flare, but I could do those as well if people would rather have it that way.



That would be for the Tilton clutch SLAVE cylinder (the one inside the transmission), my friend. Joe@ZSpeed was the only person I know of that was doing design into an aftermarket master cylinder, but I don't think there have been new updates on that.

Also, it is highly recommended that people change the slave cylinder to aftermarket. Those usually break first.
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