Motive power bleeder - pseudo review
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Another tip, you can tap the calipers with a rubber mallet and/or tilt it (useful on the Akebono's).
And oh, in the age of brakes/breaks, damper/dampen, their/there, etc., your fancy word is a nice change of pace.
#19
Yep, give or take a PSI. I've bled the brakes 4-6 times a year (track) the past couple of years and so far so good.
Another tip, you can tap the calipers with a rubber mallet and/or tilt it (useful on the Akebono's).
And oh, in the age of brakes/breaks, damper/dampen, their/there, etc., your fancy word is a nice change of pace.
Another tip, you can tap the calipers with a rubber mallet and/or tilt it (useful on the Akebono's).
And oh, in the age of brakes/breaks, damper/dampen, their/there, etc., your fancy word is a nice change of pace.
And yeah, I agree on the above... correct use of words and grammar seems to be going the way of the dodo. Did you know that 'irregardless' is now in the Webster's Dictionary? But that's how language evolves- via the cretins.
#20
Yep, give or take a PSI. I've bled the brakes 4-6 times a year (track) the past couple of years and so far so good.
Another tip, you can tap the calipers with a rubber mallet and/or tilt it (useful on the Akebono's).
And oh, in the age of brakes/breaks, damper/dampen, their/there, etc., your fancy word is a nice change of pace.
Another tip, you can tap the calipers with a rubber mallet and/or tilt it (useful on the Akebono's).
And oh, in the age of brakes/breaks, damper/dampen, their/there, etc., your fancy word is a nice change of pace.
I'm considering some project mu pads (either the NS or the b-spec, need to do some research on that).
When my stock rotors need replacement I will be getting a set of Racing Brake two-piece jobs and I will probably do the brake lines at that time too.
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Funny story, I remembered the tapping trick AFTER I completed my brake job. Duhhhrrr... Oh well, next time I do a bleed I'll do the tap trick. Plus, I did use 2 entire liters of fluid
And yeah, I agree on the above... correct use of words and grammar seems to be going the way of the dodo. Did you know that 'irregardless' is now in the Webster's Dictionary? But that's how language evolves- via the cretins.
And yeah, I agree on the above... correct use of words and grammar seems to be going the way of the dodo. Did you know that 'irregardless' is now in the Webster's Dictionary? But that's how language evolves- via the cretins.
Yeah, that's the only downside to the Motive bleeder -- you tend to use more fluid than necessary to keep that pump happy. But hey, it's convenient!
speaking of tracking, what pads/rotors are you using?
I'm considering some project mu pads (either the NS or the b-spec, need to do some research on that).
When my stock rotors need replacement I will be getting a set of Racing Brake two-piece jobs and I will probably do the brake lines at that time too.
I'm considering some project mu pads (either the NS or the b-spec, need to do some research on that).
When my stock rotors need replacement I will be getting a set of Racing Brake two-piece jobs and I will probably do the brake lines at that time too.
I have no experience with the P-Mu's, but just a word of advice that if you're not planning on being overly aggressive with the brakes, get something that works better in the temperature range you'll mostly be in. Otherwise, you'll be sacrificing cold braking performance for high-temp resistance that you may never even get to (or vice versa.)
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Went fancy and got the 0117 motive power bleeder, used it dry with Stoptech STR600, works very well as long you keep an eye out on the reservoir that way you won't waste more than necessary. Diy catch bottle with silicone hose from Lowe's paired with 8oz water bottle I dremaled the cap so the hose can pass
through it only costed me few bucks lol
I haz the PMU bforce for about a week and so far I love it. Bites nicely, very minimal dust, no more squeaks vs akebono. Haven't track them yet but I am sure they'll do pretty well
How's the Motul 5.1?
through it only costed me few bucks lol
I haz the PMU bforce for about a week and so far I love it. Bites nicely, very minimal dust, no more squeaks vs akebono. Haven't track them yet but I am sure they'll do pretty well
How's the Motul 5.1?
Last edited by huwee06; 06-30-2012 at 03:35 AM.
#24
Curious why you chose the metal cap version? The plastic seals perfectly well, so just bling bling?
Nice re the pads! Let me know after you get a few more miles how much you like them, particularly on colder mornings 9if we have any, jeez). I don't like the low-temp friction coeff in comparison to the NS.
The motul 5.1 seems fine so far, but I haven't done anything to stress the fluid either. Previous fill in the car was factory, so no fair comparison there. On my motorcycles I was running RBF600 but I took the remaining M5.1 and bled the bike too. Also haven't had a chance to really push the bike, but the bleed has brought a stiffness to the brake lever that she never had... love that.
Nice re the pads! Let me know after you get a few more miles how much you like them, particularly on colder mornings 9if we have any, jeez). I don't like the low-temp friction coeff in comparison to the NS.
The motul 5.1 seems fine so far, but I haven't done anything to stress the fluid either. Previous fill in the car was factory, so no fair comparison there. On my motorcycles I was running RBF600 but I took the remaining M5.1 and bled the bike too. Also haven't had a chance to really push the bike, but the bleed has brought a stiffness to the brake lever that she never had... love that.
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Just felt having the extra bling! Guess it'll be more durable with the aluminum cap for longevity too I guess. I contacted Motive see if they can custom a clutch cap ver. for my 6mt just have to pm them back with some pics!
Will let you know how it goes but it hasn't or will not be cool down here in Houston for awhile the summer heat is at its full force
Will let you know how it goes but it hasn't or will not be cool down here in Houston for awhile the summer heat is at its full force
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