Yea i kinda figured. Gonna finish it today. Thanks took me some time to get everything =]Didderson wrote:Yeah, you'll have to change the BMC before you drive it. When I changed to J30 brakes the pedal feel was about time to change the MC to something bigger. I don't think your stock one will even depress the pads fully when it hits the floor pan!Awesome awesome parts man.
I've bled it numerous times. The rears bleed like normal brakes should and the fronts get a mixture of air and fluid, never a steady stream. I believe i have a leak in the stock brake MC anyway because the paint was coming off the brake booster.Clawhammer wrote:Bleed bleed bleed. And think about it. Your stock BMC pushed 4 pistons. With front and rear z32 brakes it's now pushing 12 pistons. Welcome to mushy pedal, population: you!
Not gonna be installed yet :|OutToWinPAHC wrote:Hmm I dont see backing plates in those pics
I bled the brakes with one person in the car and me loosening/tightening the bleeder screw. Got a steady stream then hold then boom.Ekinchheng wrote:I don't think you need to change the brake master cylinder. When I did my conversion 5 lug front with rebuild z brakes it brakes good and fast. It brakes fine and its sensitive. Later within the week i did the rear and everything was good, no need to change booster or master, I think its the way you bleed the brakes. I had a air bleeder at my shop so it makes my job way easier.
WHAT????Ekinchheng wrote:When you bleen it make sure you do it criss cross, like rotating tires.
Are the seals the same as the front? Nissan doesnt make the rear rebuild kit anymore.Ekinchheng wrote:Why won't you rebuild the rear calipers too? When I did mines I had rebuild calipers all around. When you bleen it make sure you do it criss cross, like rotating tires.
the fronts held when initially installed. then when i installed the rear the front got a ton of air.mksue3240sx wrote:I did the 5 lug with j30 brakes. I did not rebuild anything and used my old master. Works awesome. You must have some messed up front calipers. I am guessing your rebuild did not take.
was gonna do that tomorrow. waiting for the sun to come upmksue3240sx wrote:Try pinching off your rear brake line and see if your pedal comes up. If it does the problems in the back.
tctomasc wrote:
WHAT????
Do NOT do that.
Bleed farthest from the mc first and get closer with each one. so rr, lr, fr, fl
He was talking about farthest from the MC not the proportioning valveOutToWinPAHC wrote:One may say the LR is the furthest away the splitter is on the right side and then the cable goes back to the right. Technically the left rear is the furthest.
way too much lol...been stocking these parts since october. I dont make much money, being a college student an all. I'll say roughly 1.2kTAMSTER wrote:how much all that cost u?