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SkyeHack · 11-20-2008, 08:56 AM

O.k. So I found a website that sells BREMBO BANJO BOLTS & WASHERS at OPPracing.com

http://www.oppracing.com/products/62...bolts-washers/

What bolts will I exactly need and how many?

This is too complicated for me now lol. I am going to go to the same bike dealer that is repairing my transmission and I am going to tell him to put all of this shit on for me! :0

univox · 11-20-2008, 09:06 AM

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Also, I see it comes with the license plate bracket but I thought it was going to be a lil more then just that. Like it would have the plate holder and plate light built in too ass well? where can i get one to fit this perfectly if tahts the case.

and finally, judging from these pictures does it look like these pipes are titanium? it doesn't say evo on the packaging as far as i can tell....

That bracket is only meant to provide a mounting point for the stock fender. This looks like it would work though.

http://www.surfsidemoto.com/store/pr...OFDPF2557.html

Not possible to tell if they're titanium from those pics as Akrapovic doesn't polish their stainless pipes as far as I know. I wouldn't hold my breath though.

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Originally Posted by SkyeHack

damnit!!! what do i have to buy now and where can i get it from? lol

Double Banjo bolt M10x1.0, http://www.yoyodyneti.com should have them. I'd suggest replacing the washers while you're at it.

SkyeHack · 11-20-2008, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by univox

That bracket is only meant to provide a mounting point for the stock fender. This looks like it would work though.

http://www.surfsidemoto.com/store/pr...OFDPF2557.html

Not possible to tell if they're titanium from those pics as Akrapovic doesn't polish their stainless pipes as far as I know. I wouldn't hold my breath though.

Double Banjo bolt M10x1.0, http://www.yoyodyneti.com should have them. I'd suggest replacing the washers while you're at it.

So how many do I buy? 1 for each line for a total of 2?

Double Banjo Bolt M10x1.0 Steel For Brembo TBD
http://www.yoyodyneti.com/ProductInf...tid=06.2228.22

and how many washers do I need? they come in a set of 10. is that enough? lol

Copper Washer 10mm For Brembo
http://www.yoyodyneti.com/ProductInf...tid=06.2196.13

thanks bro. i tried to rep you again but i got to spread it around some more. lol

univox · 11-20-2008, 09:34 AM

Just one banjo bolt. Because it's a double the two lines stack on top of each other.

A pack of 10 washers should be fine. 3 at the master and 2 for each caliper.

Scratch that, still 3 at the master but only 1 per caliper with that particular fitting?

mariano3113 · 11-20-2008, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by univox

Just one banjo bolt. Because it's a double the two lines stack on top of each other.

A pack of 10 washers should be fine. 3 at the master and 2 for each caliper.

Scratch that, still 3 at the master but only 1 per caliper with that particular fitting?

Nah, he is switching to the NISSIN's.
The Tokico's require 1-washer, but the NISSIN's use 2 washers at the caliper.

So you got it right the 1st time : 3 at the master and 2 per caliper for a total of ( 7 )

SkyeHack · 11-20-2008, 11:16 AM

damnit i just tried to buy it from that website and it said that "This store has a minimum order amount of $25.00"

my subtotal was $9.42

lol

mariano3113 · 11-20-2008, 11:30 AM

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damnit i just tried to buy it from that website and it said that "This store has a minimum order amount of $25.00"

my subtotal was $9.42

lol

Guess you gotta shop the store and find something else you want/need........hahahaha

mariano3113 · 11-20-2008, 12:03 PM

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The brembo master DOES INDEED have a different thread pitch, would send you one, but all my shit is shipped and i wont see it till mid/late january.
and in case you didnt know it you will need a double banjo bolt for the master if using the superbikelines.

I use goodrigde fittings personally or for the master pressure contact switch sold at the local ducati shop (think euro/brembo).

+1 it has a fine thread rather than the Coarse thread of a Nissin M/C : you can see the difference in the pics here http://www.oppracing.com/products/62...bolts-washers/

SkyeHack · 11-20-2008, 12:14 PM

cool i see the difference now!

Alright I went ahead and bought it from oppracing.com

i hope that does it for my whole super improved all around braking system. i better be able to roll 50 mph stoppies 1/4 mile now with one finger!!! lol

mariano3113 · 11-20-2008, 12:52 PM

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cool i see the difference now!

Alright I went ahead and bought it from oppracing.com

i hope that does it for my whole super improved all around braking system. i better be able to roll 50 mph stoppies 1/4 mile now with one finger!!! lol

Nah you'll just go right over the bars before then............that's what happens when you mis judge, especially with a 19x20. LOL

But seriously be careful when riding in the wet...........You WILL LOSE THE FRONT IF YOU AREN"T GENTLE!!!!!!!!!!!!! I kust gotta fifnish mounting enigne and forks into my new frame and then install the new 310mm rotors and caliper bolts with spacers and I 'm done till........my hella expensive (~$300) Goodridge lines come in, went with Superbike style 1 at master then T-split to each caliper with 45degree direct mounts (no banjo needed) in black on black. Then I'm not touching the brakes till I need new SBS pads, they have been great so far.