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    Senior Member Three Rings 02alltoad's Avatar
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    clutch slave cylinder questions

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    Dose anyone know the diffrence between these two slave cylinders p/n 8E0 721 257 B and a 8E0 721 257 E, the first one is used in most every tranny and the second one ETKA says its for vehicles with cross country shifting, ie an allroad with a low range gear. My questions are, is the 257 E a stronger slave cylinder, has anyone used this with a hd pressure plate.

    OH and btw did the allroad WITH the low range even come to the US?

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    Veteran Member Four Rings haus4's Avatar
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    Re: clutch slave cylinder questions

    Im not sure about if the allroad with the low range was brought here. Im pretty sure everybody uses the first SC and has not have problems with heavier clutches. I dont know why you would want to put a heavier PP in your car. Other than that, I would just stick with the regular SC since, S4, A6, allroads all have that SC

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    Senior Member Three Rings 02alltoad's Avatar
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    Re: clutch slave cylinder questions

    i am putting in a clutch masters stage 3 pp and disk. i found out today that the 257 E super seeds to a 257 N and fits the same cars as the B/M, i was just wondering if anyone has used the E/M? I think ill try it there the same cost so ill see .

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