PM brakes
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Cruiser
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From: Jackson, TN
PM brakes
I would like to know if anyone with a FL softail has put on a 13inch rotor with a 6 piston caliper. How much did it improve your braking? I am looking at putting an 18 inch wheel on the front with the 13 inch rotor and 6 piston caliper all PM components. I already have the HD roadwinder wheels on the bike and am only really looking at changing if it improves my braking. Any input would be welcomed.
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Joined: Mar 2008
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From: C-bus
I have pm 6 piston on my 03 fxst (21") front wheel (roadwinder) and I would have to say the braking feels firmer in the brake lever. It is not as mushy as stock but I also put progressive stiff springs in the forks. Overall I am happy with the pm product.
I did also add the 4 piston to the rear (I like balance).
Good Luck
I did also add the 4 piston to the rear (I like balance).
Good Luck
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Joined: Feb 2008
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PM 6 pots, 13" single front rotor, drastic improvement to Rocker brakes.....
http://www.pbase.com/eric_hos/image/99688900
http://www.pbase.com/eric_hos/image/99688900
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From: Los Angeles, CA
I have the PM 6 piston in the front a 4 piston in the rear. Bought the bike used with these calipers already installed. This was a big part of my decision and I gotta say that if the stock brakes are anything like those on my wife's sporty, I amde the right decision. Most important stuff on bikes are brakes and tires.
I think my rotor is 11.5" but I gotta say these calipers stop very well. I could not imagine not having them.
I think my rotor is 11.5" but I gotta say these calipers stop very well. I could not imagine not having them.
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