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Dec 15, 2004 | 02:13 AM

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handbrake question

Si i hear to use a 929 master cylinder cause it has the biggest dia. piston for better braking. Does a gsxr1000 gsxr750 have the same dia.?? Does anybody use a gsxr one??

Dec 15, 2004 | 02:51 AM

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Re: handbrake question

id say go with a goldwings

Dec 15, 2004 | 03:33 AM

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Re: handbrake question

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Originally Posted by I.B.W.S. Jerry

Si i hear to use a 929 master cylinder cause it has the biggest dia. piston for better braking. Does a gsxr1000 gsxr750 have the same dia.?? Does anybody use a gsxr one??

Your teammate has tried them all and says only run a 929 one. You should know that. Here is all the info from the man himself, Bill@Fullthrottle. http://www.fullthrottleinc.net/mast...test%20page.htm

Dec 15, 2004 | 10:04 AM

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Re: handbrake question

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Originally Posted by I.B.W.S. Jerry

Si i hear to use a 929 master cylinder cause it has the biggest dia. piston for better braking. Does a gsxr1000 gsxr750 have the same dia.?? Does anybody use a gsxr one??

Bigger diameter doesn't nessesarly (sp?) mean better braking. A bigger diameter master cylinder will move more oil, but at a lower pressure; therefore, less power and better feel.