Where to buy SS Clutch line for a CB7?

[aleks77]

im doing my 5spd swap soon and i would rather use SS Clutch line than the hard line, cause it would be a lot easier to install, i found SS clutch line for 1992-2000 prelude, and im pretty sure this will work for our CB7s, need a confirmation tho.

Also i only found one place to get them, wondering if anyone knows any other online stores to buy em? thanks!

[The G-Man]

If it is SS braided, then it is flexible, and it will be compatible as far as the fittings on the end, and is probably similar in length. The one for 92-00 Prelude might work in the accord.

[NAiL05]

I dunno I would just stay with the hardlines dunno why you would want to go through the trouble of re routing the clutch line but thats me. Better spent on some SS brake lines.

[dbsharp]

he isnt rerouting the clutch line, he is swaping so he dosent already have a clutch line. and that hard clutch line can be a pain in the ass to put in, and it has that rubber line in it's system.

[cp[mike]]

i had the same idea in mind, so i tried the 92-01 lude line from ebay. fittings are too small on each end :\ now i wonder if perhaps a 5th gen accord line would work... but i think if it did, they would probably sell it w/ 90-93 as an application.

btw guys its just a short line that replaces the rubber section. the rest of the hardline is still used.

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[aleks77]

o really? I thought you can replace all the hardlines? all the way from the slave clutch cylinder to the master? this would save me a lot of time when doing the swap

[stewie]

i was told using a -3 SS line (dash 3) and using AN fitments and adapters, it will work.

[flight50]

i asked that awhile back on honda tech. http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1459248. check out raceaccrodingly's post. i have heard alot of guys doing this. i am going with the stock hard lines though. the hard line is very bendable. so i was gonna probably put it in the stock places were i could and the rest just zip tie to the other lines on the fire wall if that will work.