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Quarter Master Hydraulic Clutch Release Bearing
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Here is a look at how the factory hydraulic clutch-release bearing (a sprung unit) measures up against the stout Quarter Master replacement. There really is no comparison here, as the stocker’s stamped chassis and anemic plumbing is clearly inferior to that of the new bearing. Fluid flow is from bottom to top with the Quarter Master throw-out (the top fitting/line is the bleeder).
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