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I am not either, I'm definitely not doing this project on my own. Between time and money sometimes projects take a little longer for me. Im coming up on a year with the FXR and im just now doing stuff to it,
Nice!
I have the calipper. Need the correct size rotor next.
Hoping to get this done on my Slim during the winter.
Yours turned out perfect.
What rotor is that?
The rotors are HD 11.5 floaters. Normally these Brembos require 11.8 rotors, but the Ramjet Racing adapters are designed to allow the use of 11.5 rotors. Had to slightly space the calipers, not a big deal.
Reslly appreciate the info
the 11.5 floater rotor sounds nice, but I’m goin with the staright fit and avoid extra cost and work. Can you suggest one for me please. I really have no idea what I’m loking for and cant spend more than $100
Thanx again brother
Last edited by splattttttt; Oct 20, 2018 at 06:31 PM.
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