KRALLE - SCCA Solo2/ProSolo2 Street Modified Racing Clutch Accumulator VFAQ |
You may have seen the stainless steel clutch line which RRE and other vendors are selling. I did install one with my ACT 2600, and it does help make the clutch more direct acting. Its a litle like when you took out the clutch restrictor by the slave cylinder.
Since I have a spare transmission, I cut apart the clutch accumulator to see if I was defeating any other hidden flow restrictors.
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This is the complete clutch accumulator from my '95 AWd with 80k miles. |
| After cutting apart the cylinder, we see that it is just a
simple accumulator. While its harder to see in this pic, the accumulator is
just apipe with two end pipes welded on. I went through about 3 super cut off wheels with my dremel knock off during the research shown on this page. |
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| The block at the top looked suspicious, like it might hold a flow restricto. So i cut off part of that. | |
| I still didn't trust the hole I saw, so I opened it up some more. It really is just a hole. The ID is about the same as the fittings in the stock parts. | |
| Before cutting the thing apart, i checked to see if there were any flow restrictions. (This is hard to take a pic of, because digital cameras have so much lag.) | |
| This was a brand new cheapy filter. I highly recommend using a filter when cutting and grinding. Unlike the trim work I did on my RSR and turbo install, this time I wasn't blowing and hacking black snot for four days. You have been warned. |
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