I didn’t shoot a picture with the wheel off
I will do that. I think you are suspicious that I have the wilwoods on wrong because I had trouble with the bleeding?
I’m pretty sure I’m good to go but I’ll shoot the picture soon. I’m pretty sure in the same way i was really sure the outer race was not inside that hub
Until I shoot that picture.. I’ll use this one to illustrate
https://74bronco.shutterfly.com/pictures/109
My calipers are mounted like the ones circled in this diagram. I mounted them at a right angle to the ground. Note that in this picture the bleed bolt is on the top and the bottom in the front of the caliper. On my calipers the bleed bolts are on the top and on the bottom but are in the back - on the inward side. The words wilwood face out so that if the tire was off you would see the logo. I was attempting to bleed from the passenger side top and couldn’t get it to the point where the fluid was reaching the bleed screw. My wheel mechanic used a vacuum bleeder and it worked right away.
Thanks again
I will do that. I think you are suspicious that I have the wilwoods on wrong because I had trouble with the bleeding?
I’m pretty sure I’m good to go but I’ll shoot the picture soon. I’m pretty sure in the same way i was really sure the outer race was not inside that hub
Until I shoot that picture.. I’ll use this one to illustrate
https://74bronco.shutterfly.com/pictures/109
My calipers are mounted like the ones circled in this diagram. I mounted them at a right angle to the ground. Note that in this picture the bleed bolt is on the top and the bottom in the front of the caliper. On my calipers the bleed bolts are on the top and on the bottom but are in the back - on the inward side. The words wilwood face out so that if the tire was off you would see the logo. I was attempting to bleed from the passenger side top and couldn’t get it to the point where the fluid was reaching the bleed screw. My wheel mechanic used a vacuum bleeder and it worked right away.
Thanks again
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