Alright, I remember seeing somewhere a little mount or something that you can use to put your clutch fluid reservoir on after installing an aftermarket intake. I just don't remember where I saw it, or who sold it, or what.

Anybody know what I'm talking about?

And please don't tell me to zip tie or something. I'd like to clean things up in my engine bay.

AEM clutch fluid holder

Honestly i Zip tied it right to my strut bar, i drilled 2 small holes in the hanger and cut the zip ties perfect, you'd never think twice about it unless you gave it a hard lookin',

There is also an acrylic one you can get from OEM. It is the one that I am probably going to order after the holidays.

http://www.overkillengineeringmotorsports.com/jbody-clutch-resivoir-holder.html

My oem one fell apart in a week. Some fluid got on the glue and it fell apart. I made my own with a piece of pipe and a bolt and nut.

The OEM one was the one I was thinking of.
Thanks for the link to it.

And thanks for the AEM link too.

did you keep it? you could use some weld-on number 3 or any other product that contains trichloroethylene which will melt the pieces of acrylic together permanently.


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MiniTransAm/02WS6TA wrote:AEM clutch fluid holder

This is what i am using and it works great.




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BuiltNBoosted wrote:My oem one fell apart in a week. Some fluid got on the glue and it fell apart. I made my own with a piece of pipe and a bolt and nut.

Mine came apart, but the plastic broke, twice. Never again.



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Alright then, I guess the AEM one is the one I'm looking for.

Thanks again guys.

Forgot to say I have the AEM one and it's hasn't given me a problem.

Just ordered an AEM one.

Thanks again guys