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monoblock callipers
14 posts · Started by MrZ32 · 11 Jan 2011
Post 2 by Silverback,
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Post 5 by prikkie,
#5They are second hand from a RC8. Just bold them on and use the original spacers. From a ducati 1098, 1198 , hypermotard, streetfighter , KTM RC8, RC8 R, SMR 990 all fit.
The original brakelines fit but the angle from the banjo bolts is not good. I ordered new brakelines from goodridge. Now its fine.
The original brakelines fit but the angle from the banjo bolts is not good. I ordered new brakelines from goodridge. Now its fine.
Post 6 by ducknose,
#6Pls let us know what's the feeling differences with OEM ones!
Tks
Sls
Tks
Sls
Post 7 by prikkie,
#7Depends on the brake pads. I run hard ones. Maybe its better to run softer ones. Braking feels solid.
Post 8 by Colonel_Klinck,
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Post 9 by loony888,
#9how are those braking rotors? looking at a set for mine....
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Post 12 by ktmguy,
#12Mottomummy is is also very good to deal with. For the $30 you can get a few items shipped, they have the coz radiator guard too. Just don't go over your AU$1000.
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Post 14 by Al3x,
#14I've just brought a used pair on ebay from the US. Interestingly though, you can buy them new as an oem KTM part for about £200 each inc VAT (without pads.) Not too bad I thought.
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