Cable or Hydraulic actuated Clutch ??

[CamaroSpike23]

Originally Posted by fastball

I replaced the clutch on my 2000 Prelude with help from my uncle and it was not that bad a job as you guys make it out to be. It's hydraulic..... no problems, took our time and it took about half a day.

Hydraulic clutches are smooth and consistent. If you like cable clutches, that's cool, but hydraulic is the way to go.

direct linkage ones are smooth and consistent (unless you wear the return spring out....which is rare)

[dougmac]

Originally Posted by fastball

I replaced the clutch on my 2000 Prelude with help from my uncle and it was not that bad a job as you guys make it out to be. It's hydraulic..... no problems, took our time and it took about half a day.

Hydraulic clutches are smooth and consistent. If you like cable clutches, that's cool, but hydraulic is the way to go.

Did you replace or disturb the Hydraulic portion of the clutch durring your install ?? If not, then you don't know what I'm talking about. If you don't have to disturb the hydraulics (short of disconnecing & reconnecting the slave), then it is no more difficult than doing a clutch job on a cable operated system ... in which case you would be correct !!

Doug