Js Racing Slave Cylinder or OEM?
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OEM is the better way to go here. Aftermarket stainless lines maybe good though
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I use the J's Racing slave cylinder in both of my S2000s, one with a SOS 325 clutch and the other with a OEM clutch. Since I have a bad knee, I require less pedal resistance. I also disassembled it, WPC treated the cylinder/piston/rod and re assembled it with UREA grease(J's Racing uses some pink grease). One seal came installed in the wrong direction, they should be facing either way < >, like the OEM slave cylinder.
If your interested in one, I can get you one. ETA on the J's Racing slave cylinder is 1-2 months, if it's not in-stock.
If your interested in one, I can get you one. ETA on the J's Racing slave cylinder is 1-2 months, if it's not in-stock.
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