Question for those using GSXR master cylinder
11-07-2007, 02:28 PM
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Question for those using GSXR master cylinder
How did you mount the resevoir? It looks like it mounts to the clip-on on the Suzuki, but I don't see an easy way to mount it on the SH. I also want to double check the size, mine says 5/8 on it. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Doug O.
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Doug O.
11-07-2007, 06:37 PM
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What I don't get is that unlike the SH master cyl. the GSXR m/c has no hole to mount the res. to. From what I can find online it appears that the GSXR clip-on has a threaded hole in it for the res to mount to, instead of it mounting directly to the m/c. I was asking about the 5/8 just because I thought the 1000 m/c was 3/4" (19mm.) bore. I've attached a pic. of a newer gixxer w/ a radial m/c but it appears to mount the same (to the bar).
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11-07-2007, 07:20 PM
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5/8 master cylinder bore
My 95 GSXR750 6 pot brake system has a 5/8 bore MC. It is PERFECT!. I am setting up a pair of 2001 GSXR1000 6 pot calipers for my Hawk and I will be using the same 5/8 MC on it. I expect it will be good.
11-07-2007, 07:38 PM
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Bar risers are from Moose racing, check any bona-fide dirt bike vendor. I'm using TAG's now which are usually cheaper. Do a net search.
Clock in the middle is a clock, sort of. It's a Sigma BC800 bicycle computer; WAY, way, more accurate than the stock speedo plus it gives you an extra tripometer, highest speed, total time, and as you surmised a clock. When set up right, it's as accurate on speed as a GPS since it doesn't rely on the gearing like the stocker but rather front wheel speed.
11-08-2007, 04:51 AM
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I have been using the gsxr master all I had to do was bend the oem bracket that it comes with. can get a pic if you want at work right now you will love your new brakes with the 6 piston calipers. But if you dont replace the fork springs and dampining you will not get all that it can give you. I had the springs all ready but when I sent the forks to hawkrider for valving 
she smothed right out and I had to learn how to ride all over again. did not have the bike slowing me down insted I was slowing the bike down.
Later have to go back to work
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she smothed right out and I had to learn how to ride all over again. did not have the bike slowing me down insted I was slowing the bike down. Later have to go back to work
Stumpy
11-08-2007, 12:20 PM
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Stumpy,
I should be all set. I actually don't have the GSXR bracket, but I have another m/c that i bought with a set of 6 pots, it turned out not to be gsxr, possibly not even Suzuki as the lever I had for the gsxr m/c didn't even come close to fitting. Any way it actually looks just like the SH m/c except that it's 19mm, so I may use the res. from that since it looks just like the stock one, or at least the bracket from it. Hopefully it will be done by the weekend.
Doug O.
I should be all set. I actually don't have the GSXR bracket, but I have another m/c that i bought with a set of 6 pots, it turned out not to be gsxr, possibly not even Suzuki as the lever I had for the gsxr m/c didn't even come close to fitting. Any way it actually looks just like the SH m/c except that it's 19mm, so I may use the res. from that since it looks just like the stock one, or at least the bracket from it. Hopefully it will be done by the weekend.
Doug O.
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