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1999corvette · 04-11-2010, 01:46 AM

Yes, it was properly bench bled, and of course each wheel was bled of all bubbles as well.

By the way, I've been bleeding this sucker on and off for over a month (not everyday)

I just now bought a new master cylinder from Napa auto, for a 1970 Corvette, and it does have resistance.

The CPP master even after bench bleeding felt like the pedal was hooked up to nothing, no resistance whatsoever.

I wonder if it could be possible that these old trucks pedal ratio is more than modern cars because most of them came with non power brakes.

It has been over 2 years since I last drove the truck, so it's hard to compare to the stock brakes.

04-11-2010, 01:46 AM	#5
1999corvette Registered User Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Queen Creek Az Posts: 61	Re: Anyone have a CPP booster and master on their truck? Yes, it was properly bench bled, and of course each wheel was bled of all bubbles as well. By the way, I've been bleeding this sucker on and off for over a month (not everyday) I just now bought a new master cylinder from Napa auto, for a 1970 Corvette, and it does have resistance. The CPP master even after bench bleeding felt like the pedal was hooked up to nothing, no resistance whatsoever. I wonder if it could be possible that these old trucks pedal ratio is more than modern cars because most of them came with non power brakes. It has been over 2 years since I last drove the truck, so it's hard to compare to the stock brakes.