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Old 08-15-2013, 08:02 AM   #5
lolife99
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Re: Another proportioning valve question

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Originally Posted by Square_78 View Post
You think it's going to take MORE than 2 days???
Look around the board.
I've seen people take more than 2 days to break balljoints loose.
More than 2 days to bleed brakes.
You will have to bleed all 4 wheels.
Those rear brake bleeders like to break off, requiring new wheel cylinders.
Wrong parts sent.
Fabricate a longer brake pedal push rod.
Millions of possible delays.

I spent 4 hours one day just bending brake lines.
Do you have a tubing bender and a double flaring tool?

Probably going to have to trim the lower a-arms at the balljoint area.
That's a trial and error method.
Grind a little.
Install wheels.
Turn left and right.
Remove wheels.
Grind a little more.

Painting anything?
Calipers, brake rotors, tie rods, M/C?
Otherwise they will rust in just a VERY short time.

The point is,... no sense being in a hurry.
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Convert to disc brakes.
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