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02-20-2014 #1
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T56 Remote bleeder
How many people are using them? Are they worth it?
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02-20-2014 #2
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Yes they're worth it! Speedway Motors has a kit together that we've used .. Or you can piece the individual pieces out.
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what is the best typical length if your not going to mount to a particular place... I though I would just zip ty to the pressure line?
Eric
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I ordered one from Tick performance, google corvette remote bleeder. I think that is how I found it. Good luck
02-21-2014 #5
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I usually get a 36" to bring it to the front of the engine next to the fuel rail. If you can bleed it on a lift then just get a short one like 8-12" if available.
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I use the Tick bleeder as well. I know I could put it together cheaper but they usually have the best price on slave cylinders so I just get it all at once from them. the 48" line is really long but it makes it easy to bleed with one person.
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02-21-2014 #7
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Felt sorta dumb asking the question but would never thought of a 3 or 4 foot one...
Glad I ask... Thanks..
EricEric
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