(RCG) need help with installing mods
Drifting
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From: charlotte nc
Donovans we were separated by 1-2 seconds. 
That's not bragging rights 
That's just me taking it easy on my new front end 
Yeah, but I bet WHEN Rick does get a nomex suit, it'll have "Nitro-C5--Rick Bell" embroidered on it
That's not bragging rights That's just me taking it easy on my new front end Yeah, but I bet WHEN Rick does get a nomex suit, it'll have "Nitro-C5--Rick Bell" embroidered on it
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From: Charlotte NC
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Originally Posted by blown in n.c.
Yeah, but I bet WHEN Rick does get a nomex suit, it'll have "Nitro-C5--Rick Bell" embroidered on it
Nahhhh It will probably say something like "Rick Bell - SM2 Drivers Champion".....or maybe I will just put my number on it...and you can put yours as well
Man you just make it sooo easy sometimes
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Brake Bleeder Cap
Rick, you must have an entire library of potentially embarrassing photos. It was like they were staged just for your evil purposes!!!.
Anyway, DashZ06, I was lucky to find that my friend back in NJ had a special pressure cap for the C5. Now that I have it, I will put together an assembly that has a regulator, gauge, and moisture filter. If all works OK we will have a setup to pressure bleed our brakes at hi-speed track sessions. Here is a pic of the cap (the black one is the C5). I am thinking this rig could even be run off of a tire's pressure since we will only require 15-20 lbs.
Anyway, DashZ06, I was lucky to find that my friend back in NJ had a special pressure cap for the C5. Now that I have it, I will put together an assembly that has a regulator, gauge, and moisture filter. If all works OK we will have a setup to pressure bleed our brakes at hi-speed track sessions. Here is a pic of the cap (the black one is the C5). I am thinking this rig could even be run off of a tire's pressure since we will only require 15-20 lbs.
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Pro
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From: van down by the river NC
I have a motive power bleeder. The adapter that came with it does not seal around the master cyl.
I need to order the right piece.
The adapter you have looks like it would work. Might be able to fabricate a pesticide sprayer to that adapter and make a power bleeder.
I need to order the right piece.
The adapter you have looks like it would work. Might be able to fabricate a pesticide sprayer to that adapter and make a power bleeder.
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From: Troutman, NC
Dash,
If the "universal master cylinder" cap on the Motive doesn't fit correctly, you can buy a C5 M/C cap from Chevy and put a barb fitting in it. I did that to my power bleeder (lawn sprayer) and it works real well.
If the "universal master cylinder" cap on the Motive doesn't fit correctly, you can buy a C5 M/C cap from Chevy and put a barb fitting in it. I did that to my power bleeder (lawn sprayer) and it works real well.
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From: van down by the river NC
Originally Posted by Falcon
Dash,
If the "universal master cylinder" cap on the Motive doesn't fit correctly, you can buy a C5 M/C cap from Chevy and put a barb fitting in it. I did that to my power bleeder (lawn sprayer) and it works real well.
If the "universal master cylinder" cap on the Motive doesn't fit correctly, you can buy a C5 M/C cap from Chevy and put a barb fitting in it. I did that to my power bleeder (lawn sprayer) and it works real well.
Thanks for the tip
