Extended braided stainless steel clutch hose for NA/NB
Extended braided stainless steel clutch hose for NA/NB
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Description
This is a replacement for the factory rubber line and the steel "pigtail" at the slave cylinder that can make it difficult to bleed the clutch. Simple installation. Factory rubber hoses will soften with age and start to expand under pressure, this hose ensures that all of your pedal travel is translated directly to the clutch.
For all NA and NB Miatas.
Instructions
Instructions are not currently available.
Shipping
$9.99 flat rate shipping. Orders over $40 ship for free in the US!
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What does it fit?
Fits: 1990-1997, 1999-2005, 2004-2005 MSM
Emissions
Emissions do not apply.
Warranty
lifetime
SKU
Tried real hard to get the original rubber line disconnected from the interior bracket to no avail. After about two hours, with hands bloodied, I gave up. Couldn't get to the fittings...Ordered the braided stainless line and had it installed in about an hour (I jacked up the car, removed the front wheel, installed the part, bled the system with wife's help, lowered the car and the clutch works better that it has in years. There had been a small leak in the factory rubber hose at a fitting.... My 2000 Miata with 230,000 miles is back up and running! Customer service at Flyin' Miata is so good I wrote a very favorable review earlier. Thanks
Easy to install, great clutch feel and solid feeling cable.
Fits perfectly. Made the bleeding process a whole lot easier. Was easier to install than it was to remove the old part for sure. Would recommend.
It worked as described and was very easy to install. It replaced the oem rubber clutch line and the oem metal line on the slave cylinder by screwing directly into the slave cylinder on my nb miata. We'll worth the price. Installed in April 2025
Bought this to make bleeding easier. During install found that the original line was badly corroded and ready to start leaking.