Speed bleeders...
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Speed bleeders...
Im looking to getting some speed bleeders for my brakes. I searched but all threads are old and links are dead (ricks doesnt sell them anymore, and our s2k shop isnt open anymore)...
So where do i find these... and good ones too
So where do i find these... and good ones too
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http://www.mpsracing.com/products/Earls/Solo-Bleed.asp
these look good.. now just to double check the correct sizes for our cars..
these look good.. now just to double check the correct sizes for our cars..
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Okay thank you.... so just before i order
This is the correct speed bleeder:
http://speedbleeder.zoovy.com/product/SB10125
This is the correct speed bleeder:
http://speedbleeder.zoovy.com/product/SB10125
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Make your own speed bleeders. All your doing is gravity bleeding and catching it so it doesn't make a mess. I take water bottles and drill a hole in the top. Slide a rubber hose through it. I used 1/4 heater hose. Take a wire coat hanger and wrap it around the top to make a hook. Take about 5 minutes to make 4 of them.
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I don't think thats correct.
Speed bleeders, when backed out partially, act as a check valve and allow you to do the pump bleed method with one person. When you step on the brake the bleeder allows fluid to flow out. But when you let off the pedal in between pumps, it prevents air from being drawn back in. Its faster than gravity.
These look pretty sweet and I may have to pick some up. But I've got the same question. Which are better, Earl's or Speedbleeder?
Speed bleeders, when backed out partially, act as a check valve and allow you to do the pump bleed method with one person. When you step on the brake the bleeder allows fluid to flow out. But when you let off the pedal in between pumps, it prevents air from being drawn back in. Its faster than gravity.
These look pretty sweet and I may have to pick some up. But I've got the same question. Which are better, Earl's or Speedbleeder?
yes you are correct with the speed bleeder, it is a little faster than gravity.