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Old 23-04-2011, 08:27 PM
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Default RS Liberty (Hydraulic Push Type Clutch) vs Naturally Aspirated (Mechanical Pull Type)

Howdy.

I'm in the process of converting my newly acquired series 2 GX wagon to a Hydraulic clutch setup.

As far as I know in order to do this, the pressure plate, throwout bearing, and flywheel needs to be exchanged to suit a Hydraulic setup; as well as the clutch pedal assembly, master, and slave cylinders.

I noticed my clutch has about ~2mm before the rivets; so I'm wondering whether there's any differences with regards to offset/diameter between a Naturally Aspirated (Pull Type) Clutch Plate, and a Turbo (Push Type - Hydraulic) Clutch Plate. So in other words: are they both cross-compatible.

Only one clutch is off; and the other clutch is still bolted up to the car; so I haven't been able to physically compare them side-by-side.

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