Who makes this? Couldnt find much info on it
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Who Makes Stainless Clutch Line
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"FEELS" do an OEM style hose
$250++
http://www.rhdjapan.com/jdm-low/FEEL-S-Clutch-Line-Stainless-Steel-Mesh-Hose-NSX-NA1-59277
$250++
http://www.rhdjapan.com/jdm-low/FEEL-S-Clutch-Line-Stainless-Steel-Mesh-Hose-NSX-NA1-59277
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If you're brave, you get it from [the name need not be spoken e.g. read between the lines]. My only suggestions is to do COD, even on a $25.00 (generic) or $55.00 (RPS) part.
$200+, freaking rip-off! Install it and tell us how it feels, I'm sure a lot better... I will be doing my clutch very soon, slips a lot nowadays
$200+, freaking rip-off! Install it and tell us how it feels, I'm sure a lot better... I will be doing my clutch very soon, slips a lot nowadays
If you're brave, you get it from [the name need not be spoken e.g. read between the lines]. My only suggestions is to do COD, even on a $25.00 (generic) or $55.00 (RPS) part.
$200+, freaking rip-off! Install it and tell us how it feels, I'm sure a lot better... I will be doing my clutch very soon, slips a lot nowadays
I think you maybe getting this part mixed up with the "Clutch Damper Delete" pipe??
I mentioned it in another thread, but I took my old hose into a local shop called Oil Filter Service in Portland Oregon, and they cut the slave end off, brazed an AN fitting onto the plate, supplied a new firewall end piece, and the braided hose all for $34.
If you're in a big city, you might try a local hose shop like I did. The service was excellent, and the price was right!
- Craig
If you're in a big city, you might try a local hose shop like I did. The service was excellent, and the price was right!
- Craig
Who makes this? Couldnt find much info on it
just bought one from Dali. works great.
http://daliracing.com/v666-5/catalog/index_browse_part.cfm?focus=2480
he has an OEM one for $55.
Again, I think your getting this mixed up with the one in the picture.
The one from Dali is the "clutch damper delete" pipe, which I already have ordered.
The one in the pic I posted runs to the slave cylinder.
The line in the pic I posted is number 19, Highlighted in red in this parts pic:
http://www.techna-fit.com/index.html
Check out the guys above. I've ordered many kits from them and never had an issue.
Check out the guys above. I've ordered many kits from them and never had an issue.
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Doesn't look like they have a SS ilne for the NSX.....
Same thing happened when I bought my brake lines from him. He didn't have it listed. I e-mailed him and he had it.
I just e-mailed him now. We'll see if he has it.
I would doubt anyone keeps its as it has to be custom made, the end that goes into the Slave Cylinder is the problem.
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does the factory part cross reference with any other honda?
that or the fitting @ the slave looks like the fuel rail adapter plates.
that or the fitting @ the slave looks like the fuel rail adapter plates.
Not sure but the part number is: 46970-SL0-A02
nope
I believe a guy in Sacramento had sold them, I had made some of the parts for him. It looks like the same kit. I have one on my car.
Hi Guys,
I think Joe is correct. That looks like the part Al Terpak just got us for a customer car, made with parts from Joe. Give us a call i am sure we can get some more from Al. Cheers, Shad
I think Joe is correct. That looks like the part Al Terpak just got us for a customer car, made with parts from Joe. Give us a call i am sure we can get some more from Al. Cheers, Shad
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Shad, I want this as well as the damper delete when you send me my clutch! :biggrin::biggrin: I want there to be no rubber lines on the hydraulic system if possible.. Thx! -Corey
Bingo. It would be nice if someone put a kit together that got rid of as many of the rubber hoses there are during clutch kit..
Yeah Al makes this stainless line and I spoke to him at the start of the week and will be placing an order.
I also bought the damper delete hose, but decided to got with the OEM NSX-R "joint assembly" and NSX-R clutch pedal.
I also bought the damper delete hose, but decided to got with the OEM NSX-R "joint assembly" and NSX-R clutch pedal.
Bumping an old thread here, sorry in advance!
I have been racking my brain the last few days trying to figure this out. The previous owner of my car removed the clutch damper, brackets, and lines. The only thing I have left is a hard line at the fire wall (M12x1.0 male thread, I think), and then an OEM slave on the other end, with an SOS adapter (with a 1/8" NPT fitting, I think).
I need a line to connect the two ends together. I have the SOS line, but as you can see below, it does not attach to my car, because it is meant to attach to a line that I do not have.
This is my firewall line with a male M12x1.0 (I think):
This is the fitting on my slave:
I need a line that has an M12x1.0 female thread on one end, and a 1/8" NPT female on the other. I have looked at custom lines and off the shelf stuff, there is nothing I can find as a single line replacement.
One option could be to buy this line from pole2flag, which would end up looking like this:
But I have not gotten confirmation from SOS or Pole2Flag re the thread sizes of any of these items. Also, this seems overly complicated with an extra spot for leaks to form?
Alternatively, I could get this adapter (M12 female - M10 Male) and then just run the SOS line (although, the SOS line is not quite long enough for this):
Does anyone have any thoughts? Words of encouragement? Confirmation of thread sizes (I have not personally confirmed ANY of the thread sizes shown)? Alternative ideas? Link to off the shelf line that will magically work?
I have been racking my brain the last few days trying to figure this out. The previous owner of my car removed the clutch damper, brackets, and lines. The only thing I have left is a hard line at the fire wall (M12x1.0 male thread, I think), and then an OEM slave on the other end, with an SOS adapter (with a 1/8" NPT fitting, I think).
I need a line to connect the two ends together. I have the SOS line, but as you can see below, it does not attach to my car, because it is meant to attach to a line that I do not have.
This is my firewall line with a male M12x1.0 (I think):
This is the fitting on my slave:
I need a line that has an M12x1.0 female thread on one end, and a 1/8" NPT female on the other. I have looked at custom lines and off the shelf stuff, there is nothing I can find as a single line replacement.
One option could be to buy this line from pole2flag, which would end up looking like this:
But I have not gotten confirmation from SOS or Pole2Flag re the thread sizes of any of these items. Also, this seems overly complicated with an extra spot for leaks to form?
Alternatively, I could get this adapter (M12 female - M10 Male) and then just run the SOS line (although, the SOS line is not quite long enough for this):
Does anyone have any thoughts? Words of encouragement? Confirmation of thread sizes (I have not personally confirmed ANY of the thread sizes shown)? Alternative ideas? Link to off the shelf line that will magically work?
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I think I found my problem. The SOS literature is incorrect.
See line 3. This, to me, states that the 3AN fitting is installed in the adaptor, and i need to connect to the 1/8” NPT. That is backwards. I need to connect to the 3AN fitting. Should be a lot easier to find that line.
See line 3. This, to me, states that the 3AN fitting is installed in the adaptor, and i need to connect to the 1/8” NPT. That is backwards. I need to connect to the 3AN fitting. Should be a lot easier to find that line.
I spent way too much time trying to figure this out, but I think I have a solution.
I will be using an M12x1.0 female to 3AN Male fitting, found here: https://www.inlinetube.com/products/hlf10
And then a standard off the shelf SS line with female 3AN fittings on each end
And finally SOS's slave fitting
I will be using an M12x1.0 female to 3AN Male fitting, found here: https://www.inlinetube.com/products/hlf10
And then a standard off the shelf SS line with female 3AN fittings on each end
And finally SOS's slave fitting
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