Maybe someone can help. I've never had a problem bleeding brakes before, but replacing fluid when there is none is new to me.   I've gone to the furthest location (pass rear) and started to try and pull the fluid through using a one man bleeder with a hand pump, but no fluid is coming though.   I've also tried removing the hand pump and have a helper step on the brakes while i crack open the bleeder screw, but after forever, still nothing comes out.   For fun, I hooked my shop vac up instead

I just checked my compression on my new rebuild with 420 miles on it...with the throttle wide open #1 150..#2 150...#3 150 and #4 149, so some of you vets in the starquest world should be able to tell me, how are these numbers. please keep in mind that these are 8 to 1 wiseco pistons,thanks for the imput.

Last fall before i burned up the turbo i noticed that i was starting to have semi-par heat, it would then start to come and go. It eventually got to the point that i just didn't have anymore. My blower motor works, and it will switch positions on the door, but no matter what the temp range i get no heat. I replaced the t-stat last weekend but still nothing. what do i check next?

UPDATE: 4/17/13 Please check Wilwood BBK GP Thread Here: http://www.starquest...howtopic=136682     Update: 4/16/13   Ok gang...well some bad news. I talked to the guys over at D2 Racing today. They said they proposed the idea to D2 corporate, and corporate said no to doing a brake kit for our cars. Said it was too low a volume to warrant the R&D time and money.   However, I'm looking at other options with some other manufacturers right now. Cross your fingers that we can g