Block off plate for anti dive

[posplayr]

If you install Emulators you have to make sure you drill them the correct way to bypass the anti-dive... it's different to normal.

Those plates linked are clever with the routing behind to link & the two holes. That's where the cost is. A flat plate with a chain drilled hole is all you need though... fit with RTV.

I had some seepage issues so I also helicoiled the block of plate bolts so I could cinch them down better with SS hex bolts (an used anti-seize)

[steve murdoch]

They used to be DemonSpeed.
Timothy the machinist, occasionally stops by this site.

I got mine here....

://tractechmfg.com/product-category/anti-dive-by-pass-plates/

looks like they've changed their name, in St Catherines , ( CDN $ )

the plates are high quality with oring seals. no leaks in 10 years


also these guys, I know nothing about ....
http://www.fastfromthepast.com/dadbpp-gpzb

[salty_monk]

I would think that using some kind of thread sealer on the bolts (or even more RTV) would probably be a good idea without the O-rings too.. I probably did that, so long ago I don't remember now.....

Whatever I did, I did the same think on the GSXR forks that I had fitted to the 750 & that worked fine too.

Mine have been fitted for several years without issues.

[trevor]

Done...put in a volt for now...