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Brake caliper piston diameter
11/06/04 at 05:55:45
 
Can anybody tell me what the front brake caliper piston diameter is.
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Re: Brake caliper piston diameter
Reply #1 - 11/06/04 at 07:06:00
 
I wonder if it is in the manual.  I'll have to look.
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Re: Brake caliper piston diameter
Reply #2 - 11/07/04 at 06:17:02
 
Don't bother Greg, here's the answer to Clive W.

Measured of my spare:
43 mm or 1 11/16"


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Reply #3 - 11/07/04 at 06:59:29
 
Thanks a lot Kropatchek, V usefull.

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Re: Brake caliper piston diameter
Reply #4 - 11/07/04 at 07:23:18
 
From what I know the Savage has a very good hydraulic leverage, the next step down on master cylinder would be a step too far.
So there you go, as good as it gets.

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Re: Brake caliper piston diameter
Reply #5 - 11/07/04 at 07:27:44
 
On the other hand a stainless steel braided brake hose might be a good idea, on older Savages more so.

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Re: Brake caliper piston diameter
Reply #6 - 11/08/04 at 03:12:14
 
klx650sm2002 wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:11:
On the other hand a stainless steel braided brake hose might be a good idea, on older Savages more so.

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I've heard that before.  Especially for older hoses.
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Re: Brake caliper piston diameter
Reply #7 - 11/08/04 at 05:33:22
 
Suzuki's advice is to replace the rubber hose every 4 years.

Mine has the stainless steel braided brake line.
Cannot tell the difference as I have not felt the brake with a rubber hose.

Steel hose can be had in Holland for around 40 Euros.

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