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According to PM's website they manufacture a 6 piston caliper for the front. 1 for a stock size rotor and 1 for a 13" rotor. One of them states it requires a master cylinder change to work.
I have PM's hand controls and master cylinder installed on my bike.
I sent several emails to PM and all I received were generic responses like they weren't interested in providing any information.
Does anyone know if the 6 piston caliper with the 13" rotor will work with my current setup without any changes?
I just called my PM rep for you. What is boils down to is 9/16" master cylinders vs. 11/16" master cylinders. You mentioned already having PM controls, what size master cylinder do you have? To use the 6 piston caliper with the 13" rotor you need the 11/16" master cylinder, if you already have that size you are good to go, if not you will need to buy that one and sell your 9/16" master cylinder. I hope this helps...
I just called my PM rep for you. What is boils down to is 9/16" master cylinders vs. 11/16" master cylinders. You mentioned already having PM controls, what size master cylinder do you have? To use the 6 piston caliper with the 13" rotor you need the 11/16" master cylinder, if you already have that size you are good to go, if not you will need to buy that one and sell your 9/16" master cylinder. I hope this helps...
Thanks for that. That really sucks though. I emailed them and asked them what I needed they provided the part number for the 9/16. They are installed but I have never ridden it since installation.
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