I have a rear wheel that needs a new brake rotor for my swap into my 1100..
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the following rotors??
https://nicheindustries.com/search?q=go ... e%20Rotors
The pricing is more then fair, and way cheaper then EBC..
I'm using full stinted pads front and rear..
Replacement Brake Rotors
- crazzy450z
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Re: Replacement Brake Rotors
Check the thickness of the rotor. Gl1500 min spec is 5 mil.
- crazzy450z
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Re: Replacement Brake Rotors
Actually I asked if anyone had used their disks yet.
I know how to check the rotors.
For the 1500, fronts are 6mm new, min thickness 5 mm and the rears are 7.5mm new, min thickness 6mm.
88-89 are 296mm dia
90 on are 316mm Dia.
I know how to check the rotors.
For the 1500, fronts are 6mm new, min thickness 5 mm and the rears are 7.5mm new, min thickness 6mm.
88-89 are 296mm dia
90 on are 316mm Dia.
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Re: Replacement Brake Rotors
Just trying to help out. Not everybody is an expert on rotor thickness like yourself
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Re: Replacement Brake Rotors
I did not mean to come across snarky.. It's all good. I've had to do a deep dive into GL1500 and ST1100 rotors for the project I'm working on..