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Received mine a week or so ago - all good and fits well. Finally - a clutch that is easy to bleed and has some decent feedback through the pedal - impressed!

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Any more feedback on these clutch lines ? I was concerned that it might make the clutch take up point more agressive / less smooth. Interested to hear more. Prol like to get one in the future.

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i installed mine last week. from my understanding when you bleed the clutch you can kinda set how stiff you want it to be to an extent by feel when you pump the clutch. mine is now slightly firmer than before but not rock hard as it could be. pain in the ass to screw in the clutch fluid container..lol.

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Bass Junky

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Still after somebody to measure up the R34 GTT on?

I would like a braided line for when my new clutch goes in.

I'm your perfect candidate....

BASS OUT

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