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Originally Posted by Apogee
Fill us in on how you know you don't have any air in the system with special attention given to how you bench bleed your master cylinder before installing it.
Tobin
KORE3
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Man, I really don't know. LOL
I bled EACH caliper at least 5 times with a vacula, then my hand with a 2nd person
(old fashioned way), and then with the 1 man bleeder bottle with help again. I don't see anymore bubbles coming out. So I just ASSUMED there was no air because hell it should have came out by now I thought. If I couldn't get it out that many times, I figured it will never come out so it's GOTTA be clear.
I'm going to bench bleed the master though because while I had it hooked up to the booster , I left it unplugged while I was flaring some new fittings. It's possible air got back in the MC. Thanks for replying to my email too bro. I will try that, then if it's fine, I'll just install the new Raybestos premium 79 new MC I just ordered. My Camaro used the same MC and went like a BREEZE the 1st time around. This one is being a real bitch to me.
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Originally Posted by Apogee
Balance is going to be a little tough to achieve with a single master cylinder, but I'd probably be more inclined to run a smaller bore (1" or 1-1/16") MC with the adjustable proportioning valve on the rear.
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BTW what did you mean by "A single master cylinder" ??
The 79 Vette MC has 2 equal size chambers and is 1 1/8".....so you lost me. I'm still kinda new to this so excuse my ignorance.