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I believe all aftermarket CSCs are basically the same, from my knowledge, there is only one company who makes the piston that fits our cars

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Old 03-13-2014, 11:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I believe all aftermarket CSCs are basically the same, from my knowledge, there is only one company who makes the piston that fits our cars
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I believe all aftermarket CSCs are basically the same, from my knowledge, there is only one company who makes the piston that fits our cars
Please do share and enlighten us. I'm interested to learn more.
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I believe all aftermarket CSCs are basically the same, from my knowledge, there is only one company who makes the piston that fits our cars
not with the Z1 kit, they are switching it back to the old 03-05 350z external slave cylinder and throwout bearing as opposed to the Zspeed and OEM which has the throwout bearing and slave cylinder intergrated into one piece(aka concentric slave cylinder)

JWT was telling me its completely possible to build this yourself using factory 350z parts since the 370z tranny has all the mounting points and such for the slave cylinder, just not drilled and tapped or something like that but it would take a lot of R&D to make happen

eitherway going with this unit or the Zspeed unit, you will have to change your CMC if you experienced a CSC failure, if you dont you will only break the new slave cylinder with contaiminated fluid inside the CMC(which will eventually kill the CMC)
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not with the Z1 kit, they are switching it back to the old 03-05 350z external slave cylinder and throwout bearing as opposed to the Zspeed and OEM which has the throwout bearing and slave cylinder intergrated into one piece(aka concentric slave cylinder)

JWT was telling me its completely possible to build this yourself using factory 350z parts since the 370z tranny has all the mounting points and such for the slave cylinder, just not drilled and tapped or something like that but it would take a lot of R&D to make happen

eitherway going with this unit or the Zspeed unit, you will have to change your CMC if you experienced a CSC failure, if you dont you will only break the new slave cylinder with contaiminated fluid inside the CMC(which will eventually kill the CMC)
Ohhhhhhh, it's external.


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I believe all aftermarket CSCs are basically the same, from my knowledge, there is only one company who makes the piston that fits our cars
I've read the same thing several places, if you Google "Concentric Slave Cylinder" they're used on a wide variety of cars, and most performance guys have to replace them and complain loudly.
Other users that aren't performance drivers I reckon go quite a while without replacing them, the golden rule applies here too, "Only the ones who replace them complain", the rest of them are simply ignorant and drive the car and have no problems. If they do they aren't on these forums.
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