Miner Posted March 1, 2012 Report Share Posted March 1, 2012 Hello folks, long time no posts... got a query about the above title, namely: 1) Fitting a later model master cylinder from a 600RR on to a 600FSport (mine's needs re-built) 2) Swapping the RWU front end for an RR USD outfit (looking at K-Tech piston kit but thinking out the box here) Point 1 is a genuine alternative to stripping and re-building my master cylinder, as it's past its internal service limits. - Anyone done this before? - What did they use? (do they switch to a radial unit in 05 for the radial braked models?) - Would shim steel strips be adequate for matching clip-on to m/c mount OD (or other fixing method) - What issues will there be in the size of the brake banjos between FSport (non-radial Nissins) and the new models? Advice on this and other salient points appreciated. Point 2 is more a pie in the sky idea (the swap part) got a PCIII, Akro race SS/Ti system, K&N, Ohlins shock and Ohlins springs which I got for a decent price (gotta love ebay!). Don't have space for another bike at the moment (CBR,KTM,Trailer = Full garage) but want to keep it for track days as it will still do me a good turn. Not happy with the front end though, cant find the sweet spot so thinking piston kit + set-up... However, through reading PB and getting excited rebuilding my 200 EXC I was wondering how interchangeable the FSport and RR front ends are: - Anyone done it before? - Difficulties in bearing size matches? - Clip-on clearance issues? - Suspension geometry issues? Advice much appreciated on this or any other relevant aspects. Cheers! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tootall Posted March 1, 2012 Report Share Posted March 1, 2012 I think sir should take a look here. http://pbmagforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=34983&pid=666552&st=0&#entry666552 Bargain RR set up off a steelie race bike. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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