Speed bleeders
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Speed bleeders
ok so a few quick questions about these things....
1) once you install them you leave them there??? you don't replace the factory screw??? thats how the website made them sound
2) what size /part number do we need...yes i have been looking
thanks!!
1) once you install them you leave them there??? you don't replace the factory screw??? thats how the website made them sound
2) what size /part number do we need...yes i have been looking
thanks!!
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From SpeedBleeder:
Rear: SB1010 M10 X 1.0
Front: SB8100 M8 X 1.0
From Russell:
Rear: 10mm X 1.0 Part# 639560
Front: 8mm X 1.0 X 34mm Part# 639550
I've found these to be a replacement/maintenance item if you're seeing intense heat cycles (tracking the car). Good replace them every year as a precaution.
Rear: SB1010 M10 X 1.0
Front: SB8100 M8 X 1.0
From Russell:
Rear: 10mm X 1.0 Part# 639560
Front: 8mm X 1.0 X 34mm Part# 639550
I've found these to be a replacement/maintenance item if you're seeing intense heat cycles (tracking the car). Good replace them every year as a precaution.
Last edited by SouthFL; 04-11-2008 at 08:14 AM.
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How to remove factory bleed screw
From SpeedBleeder:
Rear: SB1010 M10 X 1.0
Front: SB8100 M8 X 1.0
From Russell:
Rear: 10mm X 1.0 Part# 639560
Front: 8mm X 1.0 X 34mm Part# 639550
I've found these to be a replacement/maintenance item if you're seeing intense heat cycles (tracking the car). Good replace them every year as a precaution.
Rear: SB1010 M10 X 1.0
Front: SB8100 M8 X 1.0
From Russell:
Rear: 10mm X 1.0 Part# 639560
Front: 8mm X 1.0 X 34mm Part# 639550
I've found these to be a replacement/maintenance item if you're seeing intense heat cycles (tracking the car). Good replace them every year as a precaution.
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