napa, hda one on my old car and it was good,
I see one on eBay, but I've always been leery about mechanical parts off eBay. Any decently priced places you guys know of, either dealer, independent or online? I only want to get OEM since from what the previous owner told me, this car's been thru 5 aftermarket slave cylinders. (DON'T GO TO AUTOZONE-- last owner finally had the sense to go OEM on the slave on the 6th try).
Of all the world's greatest contradictions...'British Engineering' is by far my favorite oxymoron.
napa, hda one on my old car and it was good,
03 LS FM2ish TDR I/C
99 Disco, the go anywhere ride
Bought a Tokico for $70 off the internet. Free shipping.
Of all the world's greatest contradictions...'British Engineering' is by far my favorite oxymoron.
Good price where did ya get it??Originally Posted by TroyAndEddie
Taaa-Da! :) http://www.maximumautoparts.com/
Of all the world's greatest contradictions...'British Engineering' is by far my favorite oxymoron.
For future reference on parts like that, check out Nopionline.com They are great for parts like that..
FWIW, Tokico Clutch master cyl p/n #621+0337 $32.76
http://www.nopionline.com/nopistore/...20Miata%201994
1984 GSL-SE - Its ALIVE!
1989 Suburban 4x4 - 4" Pro-Comp Lift 33" BFGs etc... DRUNK TANK!
2002 Protege5 - Lucky the drunk wagon SOLD
'04 MazdaSpeed Mx-5 Wheeee! Turbos are fun
How can I be so thirsty this morning, When I drank so much last night??
I'm going to go cry in a corner now...
Of all the world's greatest contradictions...'British Engineering' is by far my favorite oxymoron.
heh, sorry man.. I am not tryying to rub it in... If I'd seen this sooner I'd have posted...Originally Posted by TroyAndEddie
I learned the same way.. Spent like $50 on my 1st clutch master cyl for the Rx7, then went on their site and the replacement was like $17 bucks...
DOH!
No way, thanks for the heads up!
Of all the world's greatest contradictions...'British Engineering' is by far my favorite oxymoron.