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Different slave cylinders 6spd??


Rinus
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Hello,

 

fitted new rps clutch..

and fitted a repair kit on the slave cilinder.

My friend has a damaged supra for parts and I took the slave

cilinder of that car,just to see if that one was better condition

but this one has a smaller bore :blink:

 

*does anyone knows if this from a facelift model or something?

 

Put the bigger bore cilinder on the 6spd but now I've

got a little problem with the engagement of the clutch.

It bites a bit low on the paddle , did the search:eyebrows:,full 10pages!,

so I saw Chris Wilson adviced the smaller bore...

*anyone know repairkit for the smaller-bore slave cilinder???

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A bodge means solution?,

tried to translated it but didn't help..:D

 

Any idea how much longer this shaft has to be?

 

*searched a bit further :spank:

smaller bore cilinder is from an NA supra 93,5-96,5

repairkit nr 04313-17010

*tt-6spd repairkit 04313-14020

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The idea of using a smaller bore SLAVE cylinder is to get more bearing movement for a clean clutch release from the stock bore MASTER cylinder, as some RPS clutches fail to release fully. I wasn't aware of the different bore slave cylinders fitted, what bore sizes are these 2 units? In theory the smaller bore slave will release the clutch with less pedal travel, hence the bite point will be HIGHER.

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Thursday I will get the repair kit for the smaller slave cilinder,

this weekend I will mount this cilinder,

whitch is from a na 5speed I think,

but was mounted on a 6 speed so it must fit...

 

Will take the 2 bore sizes and post it here...

*the cilinder inside the bigger one is red and the smaller is yellow

 

Btw maybe there are 3 different slave cilinders,

cause the repair kit for a 5spd slave cilinder is different after 96-5

hope I ordered the right one...

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Ok there is another difference, the arm/pin/shaft?? from the slave

cilinder is also differentsize(longer) when you use the smallerbore.

 

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/index.php?m=fto&a=73&id=106879326&key=N6BOB6CV

 

Here are the different cilinders;

 

grey= repairkit 04313-17010

yellow= came out of the smaller bore cilinder with a different spring:blink:

red= biggerbore cilinder, repairkit 04313-14020

 

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/index.php?m=fto&a=73&id=106879268&key=8CM8C4EY

 

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/index.php?m=fto&a=73&id=106879287&key=VAWOFBCD

 

I have used the greypiston with the big spring now and the longer arm,

and engagement is good now.

 

1 picture left from the different cilinders sizes;

tought it was 20,6mm and 22,5mm (will check this)

 

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/index.php?m=fto&a=73&id=106879261&key=GPEXZ8YT

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Sorry, only just seen this, great info and thanks for sharing. Would you know the part number of both the whole cylinder and the repair kit for the smallest bore cylinder please? Are you fairly sure it's off a 5 speed N/A, or might it be off a 6 speed N/A?

 

Thanks again. I have PM'd you as well, I hope you don't mind.

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:dquick search;

 

SZR 1994 5speed;

04313-17010 (repairkit)

31470-22120 (complete slave kit)

31473-22010 (push-rod)

 

SZ 1994 5speed;

2 types;

04313-17010

04313-22030 (repairkit)

31470-22120 (compleet slave kit):rolleyes:

31473-20031

31473-22010 (push-rod)

 

GZ 1994 6speed;

04313-14020 (repairkit)

31470-14060 (compleet slave kit)

31473-14030 (push-rod)

 

RZ 1994 6speed;

same as GZ

 

So I ve got the 5speed kit om my 6speed now :D

 

Like to know now iff the master-cilinders are different........

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It should do, yes, so LONG as you make sure the release bearing can't make the cover fingers go near, or over, centre. The pedal will feel heavier though, of course.

 

Good to know there is an option :thumbs: Mine can balk on 2nd gear if I'm lazy but otherwise probably not worth going through this.

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:dquick search;

 

SZR 1994 5speed;

04313-17010 (repairkit)

31470-22120 (complete slave kit)

31473-22010 (push-rod)

 

SZ 1994 5speed;

2 types;

04313-17010

04313-22030 (repairkit)

31470-22120 (compleet slave kit):rolleyes:

31473-20031

31473-22010 (push-rod)

 

GZ 1994 6speed;

04313-14020 (repairkit)

31470-14060 (compleet slave kit)

31473-14030 (push-rod)

 

RZ 1994 6speed;

same as GZ

 

So I ve got the 5speed kit om my 6speed now :D

 

Like to know now iff the master-cilinders are different........

 

Rinus,

 

Can you be specific about which slave cylinder you bought and fitted?

 

I've bought one of these, but there's no way it's going onto the Getrag 6 speed as the casting for the slave cylinder is different to that of the 6 speed. (The fixing holes are above the cylinder not below).

 

Cheers,

 

Tony

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Uhmm then I've made a stupid mistake,

I didn't knew there where 6speed NA's...:(

The car I took the cilinder offwas a 5speed NA,where they later have mounted a 6speed,

so I thought they have kept the slave cilinder of the 5speed...

Just read this thread again and I saw Chris already mentioned there's a 6speed na :blush:

 

I first bought the bigger repair kit (red one)

and when I wanted to mount it I saw it was smaller-bore,

than the cilinder that came off my 6speed (its from 1994...),

so had to buy the smaller kit...

 

Really sorry for getting wrong info here!!,

so smaller bore cilinder is from a facelift 6speed...:innocent:

But it does engages much better,

so I think 6speed ,facelift, drivers will have less problems with engagement of the clutch (like rps streetmax)

or other aftermarket uprated singleplate clutches.

 

.....

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Really sorry for getting wrong info here!!,

so smaller bore cilinder is from a facelift 6speed...:innocent:

But it does engages much better,

so I think 6speed ,facelift, drivers will have less problems with engagement of the clutch (like rps streetmax)

or other aftermarket uprated singleplate clutches.

 

.....

 

Correct

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Yes, I have used the smaller bore 6 speed N/A slave cylinder on 2 cars now and of course it does give more release bearing travel V pedal travel, so can help with clutches that only release fully when the pedal is mashed into the carpet. The additional pedal effort that comes from a smaller bore slave is negligible.

 

I wonder when Harriet Harperson will take umbrage at the term "slave cylinder" and we are asked to discuss colonially enforced worker cylinders? :)

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Really sorry for getting wrong info here!!,

so smaller bore cilinder is from a facelift 6speed...:innocent:

But it does engages much better,

so I think 6speed ,facelift, drivers will have less problems with engagement of the clutch (like rps streetmax)

or other aftermarket uprated singleplate clutches.

 

.....

 

Correct

 

Oooh dose this mean im getting the smaller bore slave on my v161 conversion Dude??

:D:D:D:D:D

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