Tilton Hydraulic Release Bearing and T5 notes

[Harlard]

Originally Posted by Tfrasca

Are you running the 235mm Yoshi clutch? I have that clutch and I'm sourcing hydraulic clutch parts now. If you have the 235mm flywheel and pressure plate and it's nice and light, maybe I'll go with the Tilton bearing instead of the 740 slave cylinder like I'd planned.

Tate Fanning had the same clutch setup with a Tilton internal slave, and he reports that the feel of the external slave setup I have is roughly the same as the Tilton.


Hope that's easy enough to understand lol

[Tfrasca]

Originally Posted by Harlard

Tate Fanning had the same clutch setup with a Tilton internal slave, and he reports that the feel of the external slave setup I have is roughly the same as the Tilton.


Hope that's easy enough to understand lol

Oh that's good to know. Did you guys both have the same size master cylinder? Tilton recommends a 3/4 master but I wonder if you could get a 5/8 to give you enough travel, and a lighter pedal.

[Harlard]

That I do not know. I got the 5/8 master from him so I assume it did not work with the Tilton

[culberro]

I used a 3/4 MC with a tilton, and it's a bit heavy with a ~5:1 ratio and touchy with a ceramic clutch. I think a 0.700 or 5/8 would be the way to go if your pedal ratio is in the 5:1 area

[Stiggy Pop]

I'm using a .700 on my Tilton setup.

Tate copied me :p