Ninja ZX6R 98 G1 Master Cylinder Upgrade
#1
Ninja ZX6R 98 G1 Master Cylinder Upgrade
Hi,
Can anyone advise me on a suitable upgrade for the Front Brake Master Cylinder?
I have been looking at the 2004 Ninja ZX6R master cylinder, i checked the brake lever and they will fit this
What do you reckon?
Can anyone advise me on a suitable upgrade for the Front Brake Master Cylinder?
I have been looking at the 2004 Ninja ZX6R master cylinder, i checked the brake lever and they will fit this
What do you reckon?
#5
I give it a go and let you know how i get on
#6
Problem is the amount of fluid that the m/c moves per mm of lever movement. That basically depends on the piston diameter. If it's too much your brakes will feel very firm and take a hell of a lot of pressure to slow you. If it isn't enough, there will be excessive lever movement but a lot of braking power for very little actual pressure on the lever.
The m/c needs to be matched to your calipers to give you the feel, pressure and lever movement that you're comfortable with.
Radial and non-radial master cylinders and calipers can be mixed. It's only the mounting method and doesn't impact on the operation.
Rob
The m/c needs to be matched to your calipers to give you the feel, pressure and lever movement that you're comfortable with.
Radial and non-radial master cylinders and calipers can be mixed. It's only the mounting method and doesn't impact on the operation.
Rob
Last edited by williamr; 10-07-2010 at 01:08 PM.
#7
Problem is the amount of fluid that the m/c moves per mm of lever movement. That basically depends on the piston diameter. If it's too much your brakes will feel very firm and take a hell of a lot of pressure to slow you. If it isn't enough, there will be excessive lever movement but a lot of braking power for very little actual pressure on the lever.
The m/c needs to be matched to your calipers to give you the feel, pressure and lever movement that you're comfortable with.
Radial and non-radial master cylinders and calipers can be mixed. It's only the mounting method and doesn't impact on the operation.
Rob
The m/c needs to be matched to your calipers to give you the feel, pressure and lever movement that you're comfortable with.
Radial and non-radial master cylinders and calipers can be mixed. It's only the mounting method and doesn't impact on the operation.
Rob
I managed to get a M/C from fleabay for a cheap price so its worth a try, if it not work then i can just resell it
I'm looking later to replace the calipiers for a Bandit or GSXR600 as the older ones have the same bolt spacing (90mm).
Lets see if this m/c makes a diff
Will keep you guys posted
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