Now on cinqs, you need to unbolt the caliper and move it about so the bleed nipple is at the top... on UT's can you bleed the calipers in situ or do they need manipulating to move the bleed nipple to the top of the caliper?

Cheers,
Alex

You can bleed them on the car fine.

cheers

did so and they still dont feel quite right but think thats pads/discs bedding in

SteveNZ said:

You can bleed them on the car fine.

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told ya so

Dunc

lol ta again dunc for the UT hotline

Are you on about fronts, I'm considering fitting these @ the moment - why would you have to move around - do they fit at a different angle or something?

What was the end result like - I take it it was the bedding in stage then?

The different angle thing was to get the bleed nipple to the top of the caliper, to get all the air out, was simply when bleeding then move it back to normal position

End result: loved how the car stopped, also struggled to get brake fade to turn up worthwhile mod for sure

Dont forget the 6mm spacer inbetween hub and disc though