Front calipurs

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andyp666
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Front calipurs

Post by andyp666 »

Hi all I have a question for you!! If I was to add another disk on the front of a gt550 and go for a double disk setup does anyone know what calipur to use for the left side.
phil-woody
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Re: Front calipurs

Post by phil-woody »

Hi , ive sent you a pm .
Rhencullen
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Re: Front calipurs

Post by Rhencullen »

One off a GT750 should do it I think.
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Alan H
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Re: Front calipurs

Post by Alan H »

And a GT750 master cylinder or you'll need a grip like Iron man to stop!
Make sure you get the same type of disc as there are different designs too.
Oh, and you'll need a left 750 fork leg as well as there isn't anywhere to fit a caliper on the 550 left leg.
I understand that a GS550 front end is a near enough fit - I've bought one for one of my restos, but not anywhere near ready to fit it yet. 'Mag' style wheels too and the GS550 swing arm and rear wheel is a straight swap - except for the hydraulics of course.
You didn't expect it all to be straightforward did you? :lol:
Think of how stupid the average person is, then realise that half of them are more stupid than that.
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