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08-16-2015, 11:31 AM

Winchester67 Winchester67 is offline

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Posted on the Backdraft thread...silence.

So I have a Cobra with a 302 Ford, Tremac 3550 five speed. Early Backdraft car. The slave cylinder went out this weekend. From the forum I see the later models have a heat shield for the Master Cly. Even though my car runs cool that seems like a solid idea. So I put out a call for help to ask what slave cylinder combination is working well for owners with a Tremac and a small block. Seems common enough to me, but 0 responses. So I am throwing it out to the open Cobra forum...educate me!

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