Reply to "Brake bleeder screws"

bosswrenchMember

MIke, if you really want to make things easier, take those pretty bleeder screws back and replace them with Speed-bleeders so one person can do brake bleeding rather than needing two people. THere are two varieties of 'automatic' bleeder screws and one has a long tail that protrudes from the threaded end. This type may not fit in some calipers, but 'real' Speed-bleeders fit fine. I have them in our Wilwood fronts, Porsche rears and a Tilton clutch cylinder.

3/16/1012:16 PM

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