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    Cable clutch conversion?

    i was wonder if anyone here as done an cable clutch conversion in there cb7 becuase i dont want to spend money on hydrolic clutch parts when i have an extra clutch cable sitting in my room, and if someone has could you help or give advice.
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    could be wrong as many honda parts are interchangeable, but accords are well... different. the chances of it being the correct length, correct "throw", and rigging it up. spend the money on hydraulic parts. they're a lot smoother.
    GATORS GONNA GATE - - im also here: www.x-h20.com

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      To my knowledge, nobody has done a cable conversion.
      Honestly, it'd probably cost you more money to do a proper conversion than it would to simply replace the hydraulics. If you want to go as cheap as possible, you can replace both the clutch master and slave cylinders with parts from rockauto.com for about $28.

      In the future, please make your thread titles more descriptive. It will help you get better answers, and it will help members who search in the future find relevant threads.






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        i agree, when the master went out on my toyota pickup, i took the whole thing apart and found out one of the o rings were bad. i got the repair kit off rockauto, fixed the bad oring and slammed it back together for less than 10 bucks.
        I <3 G60.

        0.5mm Oversized Stainless valves and bronze guides available. Pm me please.

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