On the non pressure side, they are nice as you can see if there is RED fluid
in the lines.
Tom Gummo
Harmon Rocket II
370 hours and still smiling.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kelly McMullen" <kellym@aviating.com>
To: <rv-list@matronics.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 6:32 PM
Subject: Re: Brakes
>
> http://www.bonacoinc.com/
> I believe they have kits for your RV, but the website has little info
> beyond what hose and fittings they have available.
>
> Norman Hunger wrote:
>> Hi everybody, I'm poking around my long dormant resurrected kit and
>> noticing the right side optional brake pedal lines are white plastic.
>> Does any one sell a kit to do this with nicer lines? Can small AN
>> fittings be used here?
>>
>> I was reading about a brake pedal improvement where the short pivot point
>> bolts are replaced with AN3-60 bolts. The result is one bolt all the way
>> across the bottom of the pedal instead of a single bolt on each side. The
>> better alignment of the single bolt shaft reduces the possibility of
>> binding and makes the pedals operate smoother. Is this true?
>>
>> I also read some time back about one complaining about draggy brakes and
>> the need to upgrade the springs on the master cylinders for stronger
>> ones. Is this true?
>>
>> And what about the brakes? My Vans wheels and brakes and tires are now
>> about ten years old. Is it worth while to install Grove wheels and
>> brakes? Do they work better?
>> http://www.groveaircraft.com/56-1a.html
>>
>> Who makes the best tires?
>>
>> Thanks for your support....
>> Norman Hunger
>> RV6A Delta BC
>> Do not archive
>> Nov 17-09 - 15
>>
>>
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