Blue GSXR1000 6-pot calipers on eBay

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Old 12-06-2014, 12:38 PM
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Blue GSXR1000 6-pot calipers on eBay

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Clean set of 02 GSXR1000 Tokico 6-pot front calipers painted blue for $97 on eBay.

They're a bolt-on mod for those that don't know.

01 02 Suzuki GSXR 1000 Front Brake Calipers Left Right Tokico S7 | eBay
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Old 12-06-2014, 03:34 PM
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FWIW, while they offer more visible bling than the Nissin 4-pots used on the last of the axial-mount Honda CBR (and RC51) units, they are inferior bits..... money would be better spent on the latter if one is looking to upgrade....
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Mikstr, what's that assessment based on? Personal experience? And, when you say inferior, inferior to what? Worse than the CBR/RC51, but better than the SuperHawk?

I have a set to mount as I read they were a good braking upgrade and I do love how they look (the most important factor in any decision).
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I remember reading their pistons stick a lot, and they require momitoring because of that...

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that is one of the problems..... many GSXR owners of said years upgraded to the Honda Nissins due to their superior quality and performance (BTW, aforementioned Nissins are generally considered to be among the best OEM calipers every offered). Sorry if this comes as unwelcome news, but do some searching on Google and you'll see; I did this very research some years ago when I was looking at both options ......
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Well, ****. In all my reading about using these, I never happened upon that info. Thanks both of you for the input.
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Old 12-06-2014, 07:16 PM
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I had some of the 6 pot... they were ok in grab... but required rebuild to fix a sticking piston.. worked fine after that but I sold um off and went CBR Nissan Loaded with Vesrah RJL pads, it was an improvement above the 6 pot for me.
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Eric, when you were running the 6-pots, what MC were you running?
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
I do love how they look (the most important factor in any decision).
My feelings entirely. I say just remove the damn thing altogther.
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Old 12-06-2014, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
Well, ****. In all my reading about using these, I never happened upon that info. Thanks both of you for the input.
I wouldn't worry too much if you already bought them and decide not to use them as they should be pretty easy to sell on ebay. I had a set I bought for cheap off ebay (as in .99 with free shipping) but it was too good to be true as they turned out to be off a zrx or zx9 and the mounting was a little different. They were gone pretty quickly for decent money when I relisted them.
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2000 2001 Honda CBR929 Front Brake Calipers Caliper CBR900 954 00 01 929 Pads | eBay

Think I sold my tokicos for $50 so you should almost be an even swap

Or with braided lines and MC for $99

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2001-CBR-929...3c308e&vxp=mtr

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Originally Posted by captainchaos
My feelings entirely. I say just remove the damn thing altogther.
Jeezus, take the ugliest bike on the market and make it uglier yet....... makes me want to hurl....
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Damn captain, that made me throw up in my mouth a little.

I'm still going to mount them up and give them a try. I've read plenty that they are an improvement over stock.
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Originally Posted by mikstr
Jeezus, take the ugliest bike on the market and make it uglier yet....... makes me want to hurl....
Could be worse. Could be red.
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
Damn captain, that made me throw up in my mouth a little.

I'm still going to mount them up and give them a try. I've read plenty that they are an improvement over stock.
Sorry haha I figured if I googled custom Hayabusa it would be the easiest way to find a ghetto $hitbox with a missing caliper and rotor on the front wheel.
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well, we haven't had a colour debate in some time now, lol
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That's not due to a lack of rude, insensitive color-biased comments on my part.
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
Eric, when you were running the 6-pots, what MC were you running?
I tired three
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RC51 SP1 and SP2
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
Could be worse. Could be red.


Nah ! Yellow would of taken the cake....;O)
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There's no need for your rude, insensitive color-biased comments.
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
There's no need for your rude, insensitive color-biased comments.

LOL. Steve, if you're on the market for an RC51 MC for your brake conversion, gimme a hauler, I've got something nice and cheap for you.
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