Hello just wondering if anyone has this "bleeders", please comment on them. I found them on SUMMIT but they have two, wich one would fit a 1985 4 wheel disc brake Iroc-Z ?
1.Universal, 3/8 in.-24 thread, 1-11/64 in. long, steel, zinc plated, Solo-Bleed brake bleeder screws
2.5/16 in.-24 thread, 1 in. long, steel brake bleeders
Im really thinking about getting them, the earls brake line kit also. Any positive or negative remarks,posts,or comments about the bleeders will be greatly appreciated.
1.Universal, 3/8 in.-24 thread, 1-11/64 in. long, steel, zinc plated, Solo-Bleed brake bleeder screws
2.5/16 in.-24 thread, 1 in. long, steel brake bleeders
Im really thinking about getting them, the earls brake line kit also. Any positive or negative remarks,posts,or comments about the bleeders will be greatly appreciated.
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If you have the iron calipers (non-1LE) the part # for solo-bleed's is #280029. This # will work for fronts and/or rears and sells for aprox. $9 a pair.
I have used Solo-Bleeds on every car I own for years. They work great. Don't buy the Russell Speedbleeders- They are a different design relying on a teflon thread seal that wears out after one or two uses. The Earls Solobleeds do not rely on this method- they are a much better design and will last you forever- Well nothing really lasts forever, but you get the point.- I have never had one malfunction in all the years I've used them.
I have used Solo-Bleeds on every car I own for years. They work great. Don't buy the Russell Speedbleeders- They are a different design relying on a teflon thread seal that wears out after one or two uses. The Earls Solobleeds do not rely on this method- they are a much better design and will last you forever- Well nothing really lasts forever, but you get the point.- I have never had one malfunction in all the years I've used them.
i always try to give a kickback to the orignal guy who came up with the idea and invented them... you know, the guy that made them before holley and other big guys started copying him..
www.speedbleeder.com
www.speedbleeder.com
PS, ive had his for years on my spitfire(for clutch and brakes), my old camaro, my motorcycle, my dads truck and im going to get a set soon my current camaro...
good guy. nice parts.. zero probs.
good guy. nice parts.. zero probs.
Cool, Ill keep that company (www.speed bleeder.com) in mind when Im ready to purchase the bleeders.
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Soory but those are the Russell style and are crap. The threads leak and will suck air back through. Earl's design has the spring and plunger recessed in the fluid line before the threads, not inside the valve itself.
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Originally posted by AGood2.8
Soory but those are the Russell style and are crap. The threads leak and will suck air back through. Earl's design has the spring and plunger recessed in the fluid line before the threads, not inside the valve itself.
never had a prob with them.Originally posted by AGood2.8
Soory but those are the Russell style and are crap. The threads leak and will suck air back through. Earl's design has the spring and plunger recessed in the fluid line before the threads, not inside the valve itself.
and they use a diff sealing substance on the threads then russell
i had russells on my old camaro at first, since i was ordering stuff from summit anyway.... they leaked after i used them the 3rd or 4th time... ive NEVER had a prob with the speedbleeder ones though... EVER.
yes they are similar design... but the threads dont leak.... try em before ya knock em
