FXR brake upgrade - Why won’t this work?
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From: SWFL
I figure it makes more sense to put this stuff in the thread instead of perpetuating the PM's, as to maybe help someone else one day!
Ok, so, my laundry list:
Slider 45922-00
Spacer 43613-92
Rotor 44101-95A
MC 45013-96E (or equivalent)
Custom SS dual brake lines
Wilwood 120-7738-P
What am I missing?
Also, I wanted to say I really appreciate the time you're spending with me on this, Multi. Thanks very much!
Ok, so, my laundry list:
Slider 45922-00
Spacer 43613-92
Rotor 44101-95A
MC 45013-96E (or equivalent)
Custom SS dual brake lines
Wilwood 120-7738-P
What am I missing?
Also, I wanted to say I really appreciate the time you're spending with me on this, Multi. Thanks very much!
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"Spacer 43613-92" ??? ... that's a center spacer sleeve ... don't need that
You will also need a hub plate to seal that particular rotor / thunderstar wheel combo from water intrusion ... Just like you have on the LEFT side
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You will also need a hub plate to seal that particular rotor / thunderstar wheel combo from water intrusion ... Just like you have on the LEFT side
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Last edited by multihdrdr; Jul 17, 2018 at 12:10 PM.
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From: SWFL
I figure it makes more sense to put this stuff in the thread instead of perpetuating the PM's, as to maybe help someone else one day!
Ok, so, my laundry list:
Slider 45922-00
Spacer 43613-92
Rotor 44101-95A
MC 45013-96E (or equivalent)
Custom SS dual brake lines
Wilwood 120-7738-P
What am I missing?
Also, I wanted to say I really appreciate the time you're spending with me on this, Multi. Thanks very much!
Ok, so, my laundry list:
Slider 45922-00
Spacer 43613-92
Rotor 44101-95A
MC 45013-96E (or equivalent)
Custom SS dual brake lines
Wilwood 120-7738-P
What am I missing?
Also, I wanted to say I really appreciate the time you're spending with me on this, Multi. Thanks very much!
PLATE HUB 43985-98 - which is NLA...
Which I just found online for $11 - with $25 shipping sigh...
Last edited by Mchad; Jul 17, 2018 at 12:39 PM.
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From: Nor Cal
Keep in mind,...we already talked about removing those caliper shims on the left side, but you'll probably need some on the Right
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I installed the Lyndall pads today. I intended on removing those shims, but it didn’t look right so I left them. I haven’t been able to test them a) because it’s pouring rain, and b) I only had carb cleaner, no brake cleaner to wipe down the rotor from my greasy fingerprints. So I’ll pick up some tomorrow and go for a ride.
I read somewhere that Lyndall pads like a more aggressive bedding procedure then the usual “take it easy for the first 100 miles...”
What do you think?
I read somewhere that Lyndall pads like a more aggressive bedding procedure then the usual “take it easy for the first 100 miles...”
What do you think?
Last edited by Mchad; Jul 17, 2018 at 06:46 PM.
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I installed the Lyndall pads today. I intended on removing those shims, but it didn’t look right so I left them. I haven’t been able to test them a) because it’s pouring rain, and b) I only had carb cleaner, no brake cleaner to wipe down the rotor from my greasy fingerprints. So I’ll pick up some tomorrow and go for a ride.
I read somewhere that Lyndall pads like a more aggressive bedding procedure then the usual “take it easy for the first 100 miles...”
What do you think?
I read somewhere that Lyndall pads like a more aggressive bedding procedure then the usual “take it easy for the first 100 miles...”
What do you think?
I just get on the bike and ride normally.