June 24, 200818 yr comment_255711 Ok i was at u pull it and i scored myself a mitsushity pajero mc for an upgrade for my brakes. Now while i was looking i notice that the clutch mc in those car is rather compact. is there a reason why these haven't been used in the 4ag conversions? they look like they would take up very little room compared to other ones i've read about using. Report
June 24, 200818 yr comment_255772 got a pic? chances are they have diffeent bolt spaceing Edited June 24, 200818 yr by Shizotimang Report
June 26, 200818 yr Author comment_256130 i mean that you only use the mcc from the pajero as they are pretty slimline, in a ke you'd need to drill into the firewall do that is a moot point. i understand that you would need a ae71 slave cylinder. can you use two different types of cylinders? Report
June 26, 200818 yr comment_256183 probs can, also depends on pushrod length, might have to extend or shorten it, you might even be able to get away with an ae71 slave, depends on size of clutch line aswell but an ae71 mcc is not that big, i spose if u want to fit a rather large motor in it could help but for a 4age i doubt it would make much of a difference Report
June 26, 200818 yr Author comment_256209 yeah it was just a thought. so ae71 mc and slave is the best bet. Report
June 26, 200818 yr comment_256213 yeah, spose if u can get yours hands on a pajero one easy its worth a shot knowledge is power! lol slightly offtopic: you can buy ae71 masters new for 30ish i think aswell Report
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