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  • bobgroger
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    Originally posted by Darin Jordan View Post
    Anyone have a solid source for the M10-1.25 Stainless, preferably Socket Head Cap Screws, for bolting on the brackets for this?

    I can reuse the existing bolts for the calipers, but need to get a 3rd for the lower bracket mount, and would prefer they all match and look good.

    Having a hard time locating suitable bolts in that size.
    Howdy, neighbor. I looked everywhere for stainless socket head bolts in fine thread, no joy. Ended up ordering OEM for a couple bucks each.

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  • Darin Jordan
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    Anyone have a solid source for the M10-1.25 Stainless, preferably Socket Head Cap Screws, for bolting on the brackets for this?

    I can reuse the existing bolts for the calipers, but need to get a 3rd for the lower bracket mount, and would prefer they all match and look good.

    Having a hard time locating suitable bolts in that size.

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  • salty_monk
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    Yes as Mark says between the rotor & the hub.

    Dan

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  • mmattockx
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    Originally posted by Darin Jordan View Post
    Could you please remind me where the spacer at the wheel is supposed to go? On the inside or outside of the rotor?? (I'm assuming logically it's inside, but...)
    Between the rotor and the wheel hub.


    Mark

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  • Darin Jordan
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    Originally posted by salty_monk View Post
    Nice! Get it done... Those are the 7 rivet F4 rotors. They are the lightest ones that work & just need the holes enlarging not completely re-drilling from memory.
    Yes. I think I remember chatting with you about that and then trying to get the "best" ones I could.

    Could you please remind me where the spacer at the wheel is supposed to go? On the inside or outside of the rotor?? (I'm assuming logically it's inside, but...)

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  • salty_monk
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    Cleared out some space in the PM box for anyone trying to message me

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  • salty_monk
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    Nice! Get it done... Those are the 7 rivet F4 rotors. They are the lightest ones that work & just need the holes enlarging not completely re-drilling from memory.

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  • Darin Jordan
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    FINALLY getting around to installing the new brakes on my 1980 GS850GT! I think Dan sold me the bracket kit back in 2015, but they've been sitting on the shelf.

    Time to dive in!!

    These are 1988 Ninja 750 Calipers and a set of Honda CBR F3 Rotors.

    20170508_194214.jpg

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  • salty_monk
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    Good stuff. You just don't want it to make a thin edge that potentially cold break off & jam things up.

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  • hotrodalex
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    Yep! I shaved it down at a 45 degree angle. May have to do it again toward the end of the pad life, like you said. We'll see.

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  • salty_monk
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    Nice! Did you chamfer the back of the pad material to where it hits the rotor? You should keep an eye on that as it wears, you may need to pop the pads out & do it again.

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  • hotrodalex
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    Single sided upgrade:



    Works great!

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  • salty_monk
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    Cleared it out... Sorry! Cheers

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  • Adi
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    Hi Dan
    Your PM inbox is full mate so I cannot reply to you. When you get a chance clear some space and I'll message you. Cheers.

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  • salty_monk
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    Yes I have some powdercoated black ones on my shelf. PM me if you need a set.

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