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FS: n14 pulsar 1.6 front brake callipers

Tue 15 Jan 2008 07:00:19 PM
as it says n14 1.6 pulsar brake callipers.
can also supply the rest of he stuff to do the conversion as well.
$50
pick up on the gold coast is preferred. but will post at your expense
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Re: FS: n14 pulsar 1.6 front brake callipers

Tue 15 Jan 2008 07:39:02 PM
Hey

I might be interested...
What else is needed for the conversion? Other than discs, pads and calipers?
Have you had these fitted? Does it change the pedal feel much?

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Re: FS: n14 pulsar 1.6 front brake callipers

Tue 15 Jan 2008 08:51:14 PM
no they have never been fitted to a car. so i have no idea what the pedal feels like afterwards.
from what i have read all u need is a small washer as well. that goes between the calliper and the mounting bracket, it centres the calliper and the disc
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Re: FS: n14 pulsar 1.6 front brake callipers

Tue 15 Jan 2008 09:36:17 PM
you need a 1mm thick washer, take a caliper bolt with you to size it properly

changes the pedal feel alot but who cares when you can pull up the car time and time again in about 70% of the distance you used to need

that said, my original pads were pretty shagged but the difference is still awesome

i personally like a brake pedal that needsa bit of effort as ou get better feedback of whats happening

a worthwhile upgrade, and only a little more than what i paid for my calipers, but then i had to replace all the seals cause they were rooted