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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    Well we did them, to me they still feel a bit spongy, but they should be good to go. It wouldn't really matter if they're not 100% for the brake test, it's still going to stand the car on its nose
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    so how did you do them frank?? car in the 30 deg driveway??

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    Quote Originally Posted by JustCallMeFrank
    Well we did them, to me they still feel a bit spongy, but they should be good to go. It wouldn't really matter if they're not 100% for the brake test, it's still going to stand the car on its nose
    New pads and discs too remember, that always seems to cause a slight feeling of spongeyness in my recollection.
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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    Old pads, new discs.
    Pads have done 18months use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by o_man_ra23
    so how did you do them frank?? car in the 30 deg driveway??
    Rotated the calipers vertical and bled them normally. He's getting new brackets which will mount them normally anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by takai
    New pads and discs too remember, that always seems to cause a slight feeling of spongeyness in my recollection.
    Shouldn't matter at idle though sitting on jackstands
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    True, point taken, i was thinking you were doing a rolling test.
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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    New adaptors and lines are on.
    Brakes bleed up perfectly funnily enough...



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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    Funny about that
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    Mmm look sexy.
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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    good stuff mate..

    though can i ask why you ditched the R32 setup for the R33? its not like the caliper is able to cover the extra disc space you have now...

    cheers

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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    see what happens when you do things right?? Good work tho... might think about similar setup for my car if I decide not to go the hoppers kit

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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    good to hear there done properly now,now sell the other cailper brackets to someone that likes a spongy pedal! hehehehehehehe

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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    Quote Originally Posted by fade-e
    though can i ask why you ditched the R32 setup for the R33? its not like the caliper is able to cover the extra disc space you have now...
    Err, R33 stuff?

    Quote Originally Posted by o_man_ra23
    see what happens when you do things right??
    It wasn't a case of not wanting to do it right in the first place, it was a case of not knowing that I did it wrong
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrUZida

    It wasn't a case of not wanting to do it right in the first place, it was a case of not knowing that I did it wrong
    Yeah, fair enough... lesson for all.

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