+1(fstbusa @ Mar. 22 2007,07:08) Love my HELs. Get em from Charles at Street and Track
Pickup a Mity-Vac brake bleeder kit at your local auto parts store - that's the way to bleed hydraulic lines. Soooo much easier than cranking the bleed valve open, close, open, close...!(porterfm @ Mar. 22 2007,09:11) Great inputs. Thanks in helping out. Now, if I can find the step by step on bleeding the brakes I think I can do this once lines/EBC HH/Wavy's come in. Appreciate the inputs
Will do on the mity vac. That want I really need. I'm pretty good with my old Chevy but the bike stuff is new. Should all pan out! I read about the Master Cylendars having the dirty build up and needs changed at the two year mark. I figure I will pull all the fluid witht the mighty vac and then remove the lines, switch to the EBC HH and put on the wavvy's... fill her with fluid and mighty vac and test drive. Sounds easy... but I know better!(omslaw @ Mar. 22 2007,07:18)Pickup a Mity-Vac brake bleeder kit at your local auto parts store - that's the way to bleed hydraulic lines. Soooo much easier than cranking the bleed valve open, close, open, close...!(porterfm @ Mar. 22 2007,09:11) Great inputs. Thanks in helping out. Now, if I can find the step by step on bleeding the brakes I think I can do this once lines/EBC HH/Wavy's come in. Appreciate the inputs
Nothing is ever simple with me either no matter how simple it seems when you start out!!!(porterfm @ Mar. 22 2007,07:24)Will do on the mity vac. That want I really need. I'm pretty good with my old Chevy but the bike stuff is new. Should all pan out! I read about the Master Cylendars having the dirty build up and needs changed at the two year mark. I figure I will pull all the fluid witht the mighty vac and then remove the lines, switch to the EBC HH and put on the wavvy's... fill her with fluid and mighty vac and test drive. Sounds easy... but I know better!(omslaw @ Mar. 22 2007,07:18)Pickup a Mity-Vac brake bleeder kit at your local auto parts store - that's the way to bleed hydraulic lines. Soooo much easier than cranking the bleed valve open, close, open, close...!(porterfm @ Mar. 22 2007,09:11) Great inputs. Thanks in helping out. Now, if I can find the step by step on bleeding the brakes I think I can do this once lines/EBC HH/Wavy's come in. Appreciate the inputs
Yeehaw, me too!!(fstbusa @ Mar. 22 2007,07:08) Love my HELs. Get em from Charles at Street and Track
+1 Absolutely without a doubt the best thing you can use... the MIGHTY VAC!!!! I put my HEL's on, brakes and clutch and had 'em bled in about an hour for everything! Didn't spill a drop either!(omslaw @ Mar. 22 2007,10:18)Pickup a Mity-Vac brake bleeder kit at your local auto parts store - that's the way to bleed hydraulic lines. Soooo much easier than cranking the bleed valve open, close, open, close...!(porterfm @ Mar. 22 2007,09:11) Great inputs. Thanks in helping out. Now, if I can find the step by step on bleeding the brakes I think I can do this once lines/EBC HH/Wavy's come in. Appreciate the inputs
Care to elaborate(GoldenChild @ Mar. 23 2007,11:25) One Name,One Brand...Spiegler.
That's what I thought for about a year and a half until the clear covering on my lines turned brown in spots and they started to look like ****.(GoldenChild @ Mar. 23 2007,10:25) One Name,One Brand...Spiegler.