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Hybrid Racing K Swap Clutch Master & Slave for Civic/Integra

Hybrid Racing K Swap Clutch Master & Slave for Civic/Integra

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About the Hybrid Racing K Swap Clutch Master & Slave for Civic/Integra

• Helps to eliminate grinds during hard shifts

• Genuine Honda parts - not reproductions

• Stainless steel braided clutch line

• Improves the feel of gear changes

• OEM Slave Cylinder (NON-DAMPENED)

• Description

• Vehicle Fitment

• Technical Data

• Included

• Install Guide

Hybrid Racing K-Swap Clutch Master Cylinder & Slave Kit - EG/EK Civic & DC Integra

If your K-swapped EG, EK, or DC grinds going into gear at high rpm, this is almost always why. The factory clutch master cylinders in the newer cars aren't very good, and when you put one in front of a K-series transmission and start shifting hard, it can't move fluid to the slave fast enough. The clutch disc never fully disengages, so you're shifting into a spinning input shaft and chewing up your synchros doing it. This kit replaces every part of your clutch release system, master cylinder, slave cylinder, and line, with hardware that actually keeps up with how you drive.

Why Your K-Swap Grinds At High RPM

Worth understanding, because most people blame the transmission and start pricing out gear sets. The master cylinder's job is to push fluid to the slave fast enough to fully release the clutch every time you hit the pedal. Shifting at 4,000 rpm, that has to happen in a fraction of a second. A weak master cylinder can't move fluid quickly enough, so the disc is still partially engaged when you go for the next gear. That's the grind and the rasp you're hearing, and your synchros are paying for it. It's not a broken transmission yet, but keep doing it and it will be. This kit swaps you to an older, simpler, more direct system that moves fluid properly, and the grinding stops.

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Rated 5 out of 5 from 55 ratings.

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Built Specifically For K-Swapped EG, EK & DC

This kit is purpose-built for K-swapped golden era chassis, which is what makes it different from a clutch cylinder for a factory K-series car. When you drop a K-series into an EG, EK, or DC, the clutch release side is one of those things that doesn't just carry over cleanly, and half-solving it with mismatched parts is how you end up with a vague pedal and shifts you can't trust. This is the complete answer for that specific job.

What's In The Kit

• Clutch master cylinder

• Clutch slave cylinder

• Clutch line

All three, because replacing just the master cylinder and leaving a tired slave or a soft factory line only fixes part of the problem. Together they give you a pedal that feels consistent and direct instead of vague, and shifts that land cleanly when you're actually driving.

The Slave Cylinder Has No Clutch Delay Valve

This matters more than it sounds. We only use OE-quality parts, and this OE JDM slave works with all 01-15 Honda K-series transmissions, with no clutch delay valve and no dampener. Honda puts delay valves in to soften driveline shock during fast gear changes, which is fine for a commuter, but that slow response is exactly what causes missed or locked shifts when you're driving hard. Those missed shifts are what damage gears and synchros. Without the delay valve, you feel precisely when the clutch releases and engages, so you can shift fast and clean instead of guessing.

Fits Your K-Swapped Chassis