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 Posted: Apr 30, 2018 05:17AM
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Thank you everyone. I was confused -appreciate you saving me from ordering the wrong part.

 Posted: Apr 30, 2018 04:29AM
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The set up is non Verto as well as the cyl. it's self is a non Verto type. The cyl. the mount the hose and the clutch arm are all different with a Verto. To think about it the plunger and TO bearing are different as well but that can't be seen till the hat is removed. Steve (CTR)

 Posted: Apr 30, 2018 03:13AM
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Agree with Ian it is non verto.

If in doubt, flat out. Colin Mc Rae MBE 1968-2007.

Give a car more power and it goes faster on the straights,
make a car lighter and it's faster everywhere. Colin Chapman.

 Posted: Apr 29, 2018 08:56PM
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Don't think so......  Not that i'm at all familiar with verto slaves...

Other than to know that they (verto types) are fitted to a bracket bolted to the transfer gear case that points downwards at something like a 45 deg angle.

You photos seem to show a non-verto slave that is mounted horizontally and directly to the case... 

Cheers, Ian

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 Posted: Apr 29, 2018 08:06PM
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This would be a verto clutch slave cylinder correct?