Well guys, at around 20k miles I have finally decided to start looking for a clutch line and it seems that after reading, the Bonez line seems like the one to go with. Can someone help me in the right direction to find one since I am just now going to get one this late in the game??

 

If you have any difficulty finding one, we have the WORKS TKS Clutch and Brake Lines in stock, now shipping.
We feel these lines are the absolute best hydraulic lines in the EVO World. These lines are adopted from the aerospace industry where "T" stands for Teflon, the "K" stands for Kevlar, and the "S" stands for Stainless. In between each layer is a durable protective coating.
These are exact replacements of the stock lines with identical lengths and fittings.
Finally each and every WORKS TKS line is individually pressure tested and DOT approved.
Check out our site for more details.
www.worksrally.com

 

Plus the install is super easy with the factory-style bend at the banjo fitting, and the spring clips that actually fit.

 

i read about these, but still am unsure as of which to get. That one looks good too, but i guess i will have to do some reading up on it.

 

I am going to order the one from Works. I will let you know what I think after I install it...

 

i had thought about this. How much is shipping on one. I will probably order today.

 

I'm planning to get the Works lines too. Can you give us a good price including shipping?

 

my thoughts exactly...I dont know which would be the better of the two though, the bonez or the Works??

 

Shipping cost depends on what shipping method you choose. Ground is the cheapest ~$7-9 with next-day being the most $$$. Luckily since you're out-of-state, there is no tax. Give us a call and we can give you the exact amounts.
415.641.WORKS(9675)
Thanks for your interest in WORKS!

 

do we just call to order or what?? also do you accept paypal?? just wondering. thanks

 

also to those interested. I called Alamo...they are out of the SS clutch lines for a while. Anywhere else sell the same "Bonez" clutch line anywhere?? I am thinking about this works line.

 

1 more thing i noticed. Lancershop has the lines for 32$, but i dont think they are coated. Does that make a big difference?? Thanks!

 

I bought mine through speed source. It also has the banjo fitting and fits perfectly on my Evo. It was only 41 bucks shipped. I also bought the shifter bushing kit and shifter cable bushing kit. All three items really helped my Evo because I was experiencing 2nd gear grind problems.

Also, while your doing the install you might want to remove the clutch resistor plug.

Here's the website: http://speed-source.net/

 

very nice and did it come with the washers and all needed bolts??

 

Do you mean the speed source product. It comes w/ everything you need. You use your stock washers and bolts, which is great because you keep that tight stock fit. This product is also has a kevlar inner coating and I recommend buying speed bleeders to make this job easier, especially if your doing it by yourself.