**New AMS Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Clutch Master Cylinder Upgrade Kit Release**
Jan 31, 2012, 02:21 PM
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**New AMS Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Clutch Master Cylinder Upgrade Kit Release**
AMS Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Clutch Master Cylinder Upgrade Kit
Imagine pressing your clutch pedal at a stop light and it just sticks to the floor. You’re stuck sitting in traffic and can’t move. A broken stock clutch master cylinder is an embarrassing and dangerous situation that you will probably face if you have an aftermarket clutch installed. To prevent a failure like this from happening, the AMS EVO X Clutch Master Cylinder Upgrade Kit is a must for your Evolution X!
Your Rock-Solid Solution To A Big Problem
The plastic clutch master cylinder on the 2008+ Evolution X has been known to fail when an aftermarket clutch is used. The increased clamping force provided by aftermarket clutches puts an increased strain on the hydraulic clutch system causing the factory master cylinder to split open and lose pressure - leaving you stranded. By adapting the factory steel unit from an EVO VIII/IX, we are able to prevent a failure associated with increased fluid pressure from aftermarket clutch kits and spirited driving.
Engineered For Perfect Fitment & Ease Of Installation
Like all AMS products, we set out to create the best solution possible. AMS Engineers utilized AutoCAD and a CMM arm to precisely measure the factory EVO X master cylinder and firewall itself in order to machine a counter-bored adapter plate that fits flawlessly. In addition, we made a system that installs easily and includes all necessary hardware as well as detailed installation instructions.
Built To Last For The Life Of Your Car
Our engineers looked at all aspects of our Upgrade Kit to improve longevity and ensure this is the last clutch master cylinder you will ever buy for your Evolution X. The adapter bracket is anodized to prevent corrosion and we chose to incorporate a steel ball-cup link for strength and durability. The design also uses a nylon coated, stainless braided, Teflon hydraulic line for maximum reliability and abrasion resistance. Our engineers paid close attention to every detail, even incorporating a sealing foam ring to keep moisture and dirt out of the passenger compartment.
The AMS EVO X Clutch Master Cylinder Kit comes fully assembled with an OEM EVO VIII/IX clutch master cylinder. The kit is also available without a clutch master cylinder for customers who wish to source their own.
Features
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- Aluminum adapter plate with gold anodized finish.
- Sealing Foam Ring to keep out moisture and dirt.
- Sealing area is counter-bored to fit snug against the firewall.
- Stainless Steel-braided Teflon hydraulic line. Nylon coated to prevent abrasion
- Steel Ball-cup link for added durability
- Available with or without EVO VIII/IX Clutch Master Cylinder
- Unrivaled fit and finish
- Includes all necessary hardware
- Detailed installation instructions
Applications
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- Mitsubishi Evolution X (GSR/USDM)
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Jan 31, 2012, 08:29 PM
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I contacted Eric regarding their upgraded master cylinder since my car was down for engine work. They immediately sent one to me last Friday. Installed tonight. As usual, very high quality item from AMS!
Installation was fairly straight forward if you have ever taken a master cylinder out before. The hardest part is to grind down the back of the two bolts (if you got proper tool, shouldn't be too hard. I ran out of small grinding disc so have to go with the harder route). It's a lot easier while the engine is out, but not required, just might taking a little more patience for the work... Thank you so much Eric,Ty, and AMS!
Installation was fairly straight forward if you have ever taken a master cylinder out before. The hardest part is to grind down the back of the two bolts (if you got proper tool, shouldn't be too hard. I ran out of small grinding disc so have to go with the harder route). It's a lot easier while the engine is out, but not required, just might taking a little more patience for the work... Thank you so much Eric,Ty, and AMS!
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