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11225. Use a coupon and get it for $60 something.
MagnaFlow Stainless Universal Performance Muffler 11225: Advance Auto Parts
MagnaFlow Stainless Universal Performance Muffler 11225: Advance Auto Parts
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Here's a shot of the exhaust. I did it myself with bits from the auto parts stores. It's tucked up in the rails.
What MC are you using? I still haven't settled on one. The 60 series feels like mush but stops perfectly. Its just a long pedal push which actually helps leg fatigue in traffic. The FZJ80 MC works way to well. I just got a Aisin FJ80 in yesterday that I will swap in this weekend to test.
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It's for a 75-77 I think. Aftermarket. Still need to bleed it some more.
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@Mr Cimarron how did you end up purging all of the air out of your BJ? I had some help last week and did a bleed, but I still have a squishy pedal. Heck, I even used a vac pump while @Sea Knight pumped the brake pedal. What I didn't do is bench bleed the master. 
tucker74
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Doh, I think I have those in my shop somewhere 
tucker74
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When I replaced the MC on the Pig I had a squishy pedal ... had to bench bleed it a few times.
Tucker
Tucker
I have been doing it solo since my kids lost interest since I have been changing brake components out a lot lately. I made some brake lines that feed back in the MC and bench bleed it on the truck. For wheels I use the bottle method with a hose going into it. Push pedal with hand and duck head under truck to watch for air bubbles in the tube. When I first added the new aftermarket MC I had the same issues you seem to have. Everyone told me to keep bleeding. After 2 gallons of fluid I gave up and replaced the MC, which was the issue the whole time.@Mr Cimarron how did you end up purging all of the air out of your BJ? I had some help last week and did a bleed, but I still have a squishy pedal. Heck, I even used a vac pump while @Sea Knight pumped the brake pedal. What I didn't do is bench bleed the master.
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Yep. I'll try to find the bleeder hoses that came with the brake master. Hopefully, that will do it.
Exactly what I did except I used old brake lines and added the hose to the end of the cut brake line. The blue things were leaking for me.
77mustard40
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Dave
IIRC PatRide had one that I borrowed when I replaced my MC a few years back. It took a lot of pumping just the get the MC clear of air.
IIRC PatRide had one that I borrowed when I replaced my MC a few years back. It took a lot of pumping just the get the MC clear of air.
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Looks like you're a little outta date on them tags! haha, I love the progress..
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Yeah, that's how long the truck has been out of commission (two of those years with me).
tucker74
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Out of commission that long, hasn't looked that good in 30 years ... if ever.
Tucker
Tucker
That's pretty crazy. It will be a sweet resurrection.
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Thanks guys!
