Modern brake master cylinder w/ old calipers
- CoreyClough
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Re: Modern brake master cylinder w/ old calipers
28 Dec 2018 04:16
I went from the stock 85 GPz550 Master to a 2003 ZX636 Master with remote reservoir. I rebuilt it before use of course, and have had no issues for the past 8 months. I also am using the same year ZX636 Clutch/Perch Assembly, and did not have to modify the stock GPz550 Clutch Cable. Doing this change allows me to run adjustable levers. Currently using Pazzo Short Levers on Telefix Clip-Ons, so the master cylinder reservoir would hit the fairing if using the stock clip-on bars. Need to have a shorter upper hydraulic line made in the future.
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Re: Modern brake master cylinder w/ old calipers
28 Dec 2018 05:57 - 28 Dec 2018 06:06
To the op. In case you aren't aware. It has been kind of implied in the topic by baldy110 that you don't have to get a Kawasaki master cylinder. Honda, Suzuki, Ducati, etc can be used. be aware that some modern mc's don't have a mirror orifice & some are for 1" handlebars (probably most metric cruisers have 1" bars).
For the modern brake light switch: if you don't want to cut & splice the old brake light switch or make your own wire lead, the brake switch wire lead from a KZ1000P police can be used & it will probably be a direct swap with the old brake light switch. only problem is that the wires don't get listed very often on EB & new is kind of pricey, about $20.
For the modern brake light switch: if you don't want to cut & splice the old brake light switch or make your own wire lead, the brake switch wire lead from a KZ1000P police can be used & it will probably be a direct swap with the old brake light switch. only problem is that the wires don't get listed very often on EB & new is kind of pricey, about $20.
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