[Bill Harmatuk]

Who have you guys used for wheel cylinder and master cylinder sleeving.
Brass or stainless??

Would rather spend the money now than later.... and do it right the first time.

Bill Harmatuk

[Steve Braverman]

Apple Hydraulics

They are good. I have used them. They did everything on my Franklin in brass.

[Bill Harmatuk]

Thanks, Steve.

I guess that brass will be OK.
I'm going to use regular brake fluid.
I hear to much "stuff" about silicone fluid.

Thanks again.

Bill H

[Bhigdog]

Originally Posted by Bill Harmatuk

Thanks, Steve.

I guess that brass will be OK.
I'm going to use regular brake fluid.
I hear to much "stuff" about silicone fluid.

Thanks again.

Bill H

I've used Apple a number of times with satisfaction. BTW all my cars use DOT 5. The vette has it in for at 20 years now. No problems...........Bob

[James R. Lesniak]

Originally Posted by Bill Harmatuk

Who have you guys used for wheel cylinder and master cylinder sleeving.
Brass or stainless??

Would rather spend the money now than later.... and do it right the first time.

Bill Harmatuk

I have excellent results with stainless sleeves, and have used Dot 5 fluid. The sleeves must have a mirror finish or silicone fluid will seep past the rubber cups. Jim L

[chrysler28]

I had my chrysler 1928 model 52 with stainless, about $50.00 per wheel. Works Great.

The Master was around $75.00