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Seca Turbo front brakes

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by winterhawk, Oct 6, 2005.

  1. winterhawk

    winterhawk New Member

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    Finally I have 1 finger pull on my front brakes. I used a XS1100 master cylinder with steel braided brake lines. Connect the 2 wires together for the fluid level to bypass the sensor. This master cylinder made the difference. You can buy them off of e-bay and rebuild them cheap.
     
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    That's a rebuild kit now all you need is the master cylinder...LOL
     
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    SnoSheriff Site Owner Staff Member Administrator

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    Is the brake real easy to pull now? I'm guessing that's the intention for this mod?
     
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    The XS1100E has a larger piston which in turn applies more pressure to the calipers thus far far superior braking. Yes it's easy to pull in. Yamaha is notorious for installing to small a master cylinder to their front brakes.
     

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