WTF are these hydraulic lines on my GTO 6-Speed transmission?

[TooFast4Radar]

So I know this stuff wasn't on my 6-Speed that came off my car and it's not like I can't just remove it and run the hydraulic lines the way it was, but does anyone know what this is for?

http://www.3sgto.org/garage_attachment.php?id=600&attach_type=full

It appears there's 2 chambers in the hydraulic hub. A line goes into one chamber from the clutch master cylinder and the other line goes out to the slave cylinder. The second chamber has 2 lines that just go to 2 bleeder valves. I can't figure out what function this serves. Does anyone know?

[DocWalt]

It's some sort of whacky JDM clutch delay mechanism. Get rid of it :p

[TooFast4Radar]

What function does that serve though? It delays the release of the clutch?

[colt45 gto]

it does no harm all my cars had this system no fuckin clue why its all on there tho. stupid japs

[DocWalt]

It doesn't harm anything, but it adds weight, and it looks stupid (not that you can see it on these cars, lol)

[stealthee]

Its probably a clutch damper like the NA FWD transmissions have. I got rid of mine years ago with no ill effects. It actually helped shifting and made bleeding easier.

[Hans@GZP]

Yup. Clutch damper system.

[Mean Green]

interesting...I've never seen a dual clutch dampener system before...weird.

[MR2]

Anyone want to clarify how the clutch dampening thing works? guess it might be good for the twin plate clutch's that need people to be careful about the engagement point?

[colt45 gto]

think its for a smoother feel to the clutch. those guys like comfort

[KeithMac]

If you plan on doing any drag racing then bin it!, it holds pressure in the clutch slave cylinder and that`s the last thing you want when you`re giving it the beans down the track..

[MR2]

will keep it and see how it goes

[stealthee]

Its just for a "smoother" engagement for people that don't know how to drive.

[MR2]

Definitly keeping it :p