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Possible Hydraulic Clutch Conversion

alanfavell

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As it says above - your thoughts please regarding suitability / feasability after some slight modification (bearting in mind my limp 9er wrists) .......

 

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I looked at doing similar and got hold of a similar ram and a hydraulic master cylinder but those rams need a big bore mc to get enough stroke, I fitted a new cable and realised I didn't need it, hadn't banked on just how buggered the cable was just assumed it had a heavy clutch.
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What about extending the clutch release lever, down  on the clutch cover ?

It would reduce the range of useful movement, but require less torque

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