In the manual I got from stainless steel brake corp along with my set of 4 new 4 piston calipers ( don't trip, the kit was only 470 bucks) they say a good method for bleeding the brakes is to use a gravity bleeding methode,, that is "leave all caliper bleed screws open with the rear of the car raised to 15" at the rear axel shafts. Observe each bleeder valve untill fluid begins to flow out, shut off valve as as fliud appears at each valve" that's it. they say this is the recomended method. do you think this will work?
Also, the brakes are constant contact type and I am changing the rotors also with a set from fast corvettes,, they say a run out of over .005 in may cause air in tghe lines,, I have no way of measuring the run out,, do you think it will be ok odr should I have it checked. If so, what is a good national brand shop to take the car to to have it checked?
2006-08-27
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