Banjo bolt
#2
Any of the companies that build aftermarket lines should be able to supply you with the bolt. With a bleeder? Mmmm - not sure about that one. Prob not. I think that's one you're just going to have to tough out or live with. Erik used to **** and moan about the air bubble in my brake lines. I contend it's not there and it's just the stock mc. Brakes are like chicks. Some people like grip in different areas than others. My setup will grip damn hard - almost too hard at the outset. It doesn't fade but after the intitial bite it just holds. If you pull harder and hold it down it will stoppie at a hundred.
Last edited by nuhawk; 03-04-2010 at 09:29 PM.
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#5
http://www.johnstamnas.com/products/nipplesbolts.html
Any Lock Hart Phillips retailer or go on line
http://lockhartphillipsusa.x-shops.com/home.php
Dennis Kirk
http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/produc...afCatId=&mmyId=
Any Lock Hart Phillips retailer or go on line
http://lockhartphillipsusa.x-shops.com/home.php
Dennis Kirk
http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/produc...afCatId=&mmyId=
#6
And another if your still looking...
http://www.oppracing.com/show_produc...-with-bleeder/
And thanks for the reminder,, I forgot that was something I was going to pick up....
http://www.oppracing.com/show_produc...-with-bleeder/
And thanks for the reminder,, I forgot that was something I was going to pick up....
#8
with the bleeder the final assembly can get pretty long especially with the dual line set up. It can get pretty cumbersome and interfere wth other lines/spaces in the tight space up front. Might want to go an easier route and pick up a used newer 600/1000rr MC which has a bleeder at the MC. More compact and they can be found on ebay very cheaply. Just a thought
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