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Originally posted by Daryl @ TunerLab.jp View PostThere is no such thing as a Nismo master.
You don't "need" the Nismo slave, some people use it if they are using a metal plate clutch. Just like some people use stainless lines, you don't "need" them, but some people use them.
If you want to just change your factory clutch to a metal plate, there's no problem with that.
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Nismo slave has a larger effective area so for a given load actuation pressure is lower and required volume is higher than OE. This results in less clutch effort and greater travel.
AM clutch usabilty typically benefits from this change.
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