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Kenney Kelley · 10-18-2017, 08:07 PM

My brother has the same Brakes on 1 of his cars after bleeding them they were spongey. I only bleed 1 bleed port on each caliper. I later went back and rebleed them this time bleeding all the ports on the caliper if there is 1,2 or 4 ports on each caliper bleed them all, starting with the farthest caliper away from the master cylinder after each one is bleed fill up the master cylinder each time . This also includes the brake pressure switch and the brake pressure gauge. After doing that the car would stop on a dime. We also use 3/16 lines I don't remove the calibers to bleed them. I know this is elementary to a lot of racers but I hope it helps anyone that is having brake problems. Strange Brakes are good.

Kenney Kelley

10-18-2017, 08:07 PM	#3
Kenney Kelley Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Cocoa Florida Posts: 205 Likes: 181 Liked 72 Times in 36 Posts	Re: Tips on bleeding racing brakes My brother has the same Brakes on 1 of his cars after bleeding them they were spongey. I only bleed 1 bleed port on each caliper. I later went back and rebleed them this time bleeding all the ports on the caliper if there is 1,2 or 4 ports on each caliper bleed them all, starting with the farthest caliper away from the master cylinder after each one is bleed fill up the master cylinder each time . This also includes the brake pressure switch and the brake pressure gauge. After doing that the car would stop on a dime. We also use 3/16 lines I don't remove the calibers to bleed them. I know this is elementary to a lot of racers but I hope it helps anyone that is having brake problems. Strange Brakes are good. Kenney Kelley