MasterSpoon
Well-Known Member
Ok this is half chasing some help and half just a place to vent because I had hoped they would just bolt straight up......
I got me one of these flash 6 piston brake kit for my pitty
Now in the pics these look great but in the flesh the calipers are surprisingly small and the pads look smaller then my original pads. So not sure if these will make my brakes better or worse. Good for some bling bling anyways.....
The problem I am having is that the rotors don't line up in the calipers. I didn't bother to make measurements or take photos yet but i know the rear caliper has to move further away from the swing arm and the front has a similar problem I think. Now I am thinking if I have to make up a bracket for the front i'm gonna go to a 220mm rotor so i'll just get one of those and make up a bracket.
The rears look pretty easy aswel and I was thinking of either cutting some of the spacer off from between the calipier mounting plate and the wheel, this would bring the caliper in closer to the rotor and should fix that problem, then simply make up a spacer the same size as the amount of material I had to cut off to line up the disk to take up the space in teh swingarm.
Other option was to space the disk away from the wheel.
Mainly just venting and thinking atm but if you have had similar problems let me know how you made it all work and problems that you came across.
I got me one of these flash 6 piston brake kit for my pitty

Now in the pics these look great but in the flesh the calipers are surprisingly small and the pads look smaller then my original pads. So not sure if these will make my brakes better or worse. Good for some bling bling anyways.....
The problem I am having is that the rotors don't line up in the calipers. I didn't bother to make measurements or take photos yet but i know the rear caliper has to move further away from the swing arm and the front has a similar problem I think. Now I am thinking if I have to make up a bracket for the front i'm gonna go to a 220mm rotor so i'll just get one of those and make up a bracket.
The rears look pretty easy aswel and I was thinking of either cutting some of the spacer off from between the calipier mounting plate and the wheel, this would bring the caliper in closer to the rotor and should fix that problem, then simply make up a spacer the same size as the amount of material I had to cut off to line up the disk to take up the space in teh swingarm.
Other option was to space the disk away from the wheel.
Mainly just venting and thinking atm but if you have had similar problems let me know how you made it all work and problems that you came across.