What size speedbleeders?
01-25-02, 12:58 PM
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What size speedbleeders?
Hey guys,
I'm thinking of installing a set of SpeedBleeders on my 3rd gen, but I'm not sure what sizes I should go with. I have stock calipers in the rear of the car, but I have an older M2 big break kit (with the four piston Wilwood calipers) in the front. I'm not sure what size to go with. Any ideas?
-Mike
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I'm thinking of installing a set of SpeedBleeders on my 3rd gen, but I'm not sure what sizes I should go with. I have stock calipers in the rear of the car, but I have an older M2 big break kit (with the four piston Wilwood calipers) in the front. I'm not sure what size to go with. Any ideas?
-Mike
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01-25-02, 01:06 PM
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Call the speedbleeder folks up and see if they can help. I didnt' know the thread pitch or anything and i told them that it was a 94 FD and they knew what to give me. I'm sure there's a fairly small number of variations, so it couldn't be too tough.
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im 90% shure all willwoods are 1/8npt thread foir the bleeders..
speedbleeders has a whole charts with applications klisted on their site, but i forget the url
mabe
http://www.k2rd.com/Online_Catalog/FD3S/FD3S-index.htm
can help
speedbleeders has a whole charts with applications klisted on their site, but i forget the url
mabe
http://www.k2rd.com/Online_Catalog/FD3S/FD3S-index.htm
can help
01-25-02, 02:35 PM
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Bacon,
That looks good to me! There's nothing specific on the speedbleeder website, that's why I was looking around. I figured I would get a faster answer here than by calling M2!
-Mike
That looks good to me! There's nothing specific on the speedbleeder website, that's why I was looking around. I figured I would get a faster answer here than by calling M2!
-Mike
01-25-02, 03:34 PM
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Bacon,
That looks good to me! There's nothing specific on the speedbleeder website, that's why I was looking around. I figured I would get a faster answer here than by calling M2!
-Mike
Bacon,
That looks good to me! There's nothing specific on the speedbleeder website, that's why I was looking around. I figured I would get a faster answer here than by calling M2!
-Mike
http://www.speedbleeder.com/automobi...lwood%20Brakes
Wilwood Racing Brakes - All - SB1428
SB1428 - Thread = 1/4 X 28, Length = 1.00" (25.41mm)
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01-25-02, 04:42 PM
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JR,
Now I feel like an idiot! I didn't even follow that link thinking it would just be specific car models under it.
-Mike
Now I feel like an idiot! I didn't even follow that link thinking it would just be specific car models under it.
-Mike
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