Hi guys. I have been a member here for quite a while but all I have been doing is quietly reading messages and not saying anything. Now I would like to ask a little help from the Big Bolt gang about my brakes. I have a '52 chev. 6403 that I have shoehorned a 350 with an Eaton 5 speed in and now that it is moving I have turned my attention to stopping. I have rebuilt all 6 wheel cylinders and the master cylinder. I blew all the old fluid out of the lines and purged with fresh fluid. I replaced all the bleeders with new ones and adjusted the brakes. I have been trying to get these bled for the last 3 days and I cannot get a firm pedal. If I pump them about 10 times it starts to firm up but that is about as good as I can get. When I pump the brakes I can hear the vacuum canister cycling so I am guessing the diaphram is good. I don't know where to go from this point. Any input would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks :confused: