question on reusing bolts as part of rear caliper rebuild
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Re: question on reusing bolts as part of rear caliper rebuild
Can’t be a lot of torkx on 7mm, that’s the size I snapped off inside the cam holder.
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I've found anything critical I replace hardware on now. Why? Like you, I snapped off a bolt on a cam cover/cam bearing on a Ninja 650 and spent several months trying ever more creative (dangerous) ways of removing it. I was eventually victorious, but at the cost of lost sanity... Frankly, I now replace things I once was not inclined to.
Can we get much more critical than brakes?
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Cup holders?
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Source for the o-rings that seal the two halves of the caliper:
viewtopic.php?p=539507#p539507
I did find the source from this site. Initially I didn't think the link to PMB performance was the right one but I now realize they updated their website sometime in the last few months when I bought from them.
viewtopic.php?p=539507#p539507
I did find the source from this site. Initially I didn't think the link to PMB performance was the right one but I now realize they updated their website sometime in the last few months when I bought from them.
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