remote bleeder
03-21-2007, 07:06 PM
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remote bleeder I have a 99 camaro z28 and i'm going to put a stage 3 clutch in it, where would i get the remote bleeder or something like it for the slave cylinder
03-22-2007, 11:50 AM
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PM "steve-d"...he's around on here, and also hangs out on frrax.com. Great product, and highly recommended by me to anyone if they are gonna be replacing their slave cylinder soon. Bleeding is a LOT easier with this thing. No more crawling around under the car.
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04-02-2007, 10:37 AM
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We also sell one that is better. Heres the thread: https://ls1tech.com/forums/removed-locked-thread-graveyard/687859-remote-bleeder-clutch.html
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04-27-2007, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by GTOpowered240sx
Steve, please pm info on how to purchase this.
Also, does the slave need to be threaded?
Also, does the slave need to be threaded?
04-29-2007, 01:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Country Boy
The parts costs a lot more than that. 
? I can get the hose made with ends for $13 up to 36", then a little more from there if I want it longer, and then then the fittings are ~$3 each. It is nice having an industrial hydraulic hose shop right up the road . Hell, he did my nitrous lines (not including line to tank)- with pipe to an fittings, fuel port fitting, etc. for $36- and that was the two lines from the solenoids to the nozzle and the one from the fuel port to the solenoid.
Heck, even McMaster, who is almost double what you can get the stuff wholesale for, is not much more than that.
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04-29-2007, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by kwiksilverz
From where ? I can get the hose made with ends for $13 up to 36", then a little more from there if I want it longer, and then then the fittings are ~$3 each. It is nice having an industrial hydraulic hose shop right up the road .
Hell, he did my nitrous lines (not including line to tank)- with pipe to an fittings, fuel port fitting, etc. for $36- and that was the two lines from the solenoids to the nozzle and the one from the fuel port to the solenoid.
Heck, even McMaster, who is almost double what you can get the stuff wholesale for, is not much more than that.
Joe
? I can get the hose made with ends for $13 up to 36", then a little more from there if I want it longer, and then then the fittings are ~$3 each. It is nice having an industrial hydraulic hose shop right up the road . Hell, he did my nitrous lines (not including line to tank)- with pipe to an fittings, fuel port fitting, etc. for $36- and that was the two lines from the solenoids to the nozzle and the one from the fuel port to the solenoid.
Heck, even McMaster, who is almost double what you can get the stuff wholesale for, is not much more than that.
Joe
04-29-2007, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by kwiksilverz
From where ? I can get the hose made with ends for $13 up to 36", then a little more from there if I want it longer, and then then the fittings are ~$3 each. It is nice having an industrial hydraulic hose shop right up the road .
Hell, he did my nitrous lines (not including line to tank)- with pipe to an fittings, fuel port fitting, etc. for $36- and that was the two lines from the solenoids to the nozzle and the one from the fuel port to the solenoid.
Heck, even McMaster, who is almost double what you can get the stuff wholesale for, is not much more than that.
Joe
? I can get the hose made with ends for $13 up to 36", then a little more from there if I want it longer, and then then the fittings are ~$3 each. It is nice having an industrial hydraulic hose shop right up the road . Hell, he did my nitrous lines (not including line to tank)- with pipe to an fittings, fuel port fitting, etc. for $36- and that was the two lines from the solenoids to the nozzle and the one from the fuel port to the solenoid.
Heck, even McMaster, who is almost double what you can get the stuff wholesale for, is not much more than that.
Joe
