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[Discussion] ~ Brakes Related Issue

dingjc

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calvin1991 Newbie

calvin1991

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I just changed my brake disc, not only the braking power is back, but the screeching sound is gone too.

 

I'm not sure if it's meant for spec3, but I Changed to the arashi brake disc, cos it's cheaper than the original ones. Looks good too. :)

 

http://img.tapatalk.com/ca9c0e0a-802b-580a.jpg

 

So far I only found the original ones, and the arashi ones.

 

 

So how much you brought the arashi front and rear?

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hachi Newbie

hachi

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The best type of motorcycle brake pad to use depends on the type of use.Care must be taken, as with all race pads when being used on the road, as if they are not run at elevated temperatures they can display a very high pad and disc wear rate.

 

For road applications and race applications that do not generate continuously high brake temperatures (such as the TT) sintered pads offer a number of benefits, the main one being its ability to give very high friction (braking power) at low temperature. Organic and Ceramic compounds are also suitable for this type of application.

 

Care must be taken when choosing the sintered pads for your particular application, as the huge variance between different manufacturer's products means that not all sintered pads are suitable for use with Iron rotors as excessive wear may occur.

The main disadvantage of sintered pads is the high heat transfer to the brake caliper, which can lead to brake fluid overheating.

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SparkerS1 Newbie

SparkerS1

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Can somebody please post the Part numbers for EBC brake pads for CB 400 hyper vtec spec III 2007 . Please !!

 

EBC brake pads FA265HH(Front X 2) and FA174(Rear X 1)

Yamaha RXZ, Kawasaki ZX KR150, Yamaha Spark135, Honda CB400 REVO NC42, Suzuki DRZ400SMK8, Aprilia RS125, Suzuki GSXR600K9, Honda RS150R

Click on the bike models for Information/Servicing/Maintenance on Kawasaki KR150, Honda CB400 Revo, Suzuki DRZ400SM and Suzuki GSXR

 

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LXY Newbie

LXY

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Hi

Does anyone know the tools needed to remove the brake pad from the rear caliper?

Just now I managed to unscrew the caliper nuts but can't take out the pad cus need special Allen key right? Where to get the bolt wire that need to twist at the swingarm?

Thanks alot:)

LICENCES

class 2B: 07sep06 (cg125, nsr150, cbf150, x1r, ta200)

class 3: 30apr07 (Mitsubishi lancer, Nissan sunny, Toyota corolla, Volkswagen golf tsi)

class 2A: 27may08 (revo, vtec1, majesty250)

class 2: 08jun10 (fz6n, GSX-R600L4, tmax530)

hElleVer Newbie

hElleVer

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EBC brake pads FA265HH(Front X 2) and FA174(Rear X 1)

bro, the part number is same for a spec 1?

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badd89 Newbie

badd89

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Any of u guys can share with me got any place sell those metal brake reservoirS??? its for those brembo 16,rcs 19 reservoirs.. those rizoma and evotech quite ex..so trying to find cheaper alternative... thankz!

LXY Newbie

LXY

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Hi, just ask u guys

Among so many brake pad such as SBS,braking,MR,ferodo, which one give less "eee" sound and better braking performance? Thnks alot

LICENCES

class 2B: 07sep06 (cg125, nsr150, cbf150, x1r, ta200)

class 3: 30apr07 (Mitsubishi lancer, Nissan sunny, Toyota corolla, Volkswagen golf tsi)

class 2A: 27may08 (revo, vtec1, majesty250)

class 2: 08jun10 (fz6n, GSX-R600L4, tmax530)

shahrul_azmil3 Newbie

shahrul_azmil3

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i know this is tread is for super 4 but who knows someone might know.

 

ive bought new ebc rotors and hh pads online

 

now expreience pulsation effect and heavy vibration when braking

 

it could be the rotors problem or i did not do bedding of new rotors and pads yet.

 

anyone expreience this before? new front rotors and pads. a fully floating rotors and hh pads

 

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Honda nsr sp 150 pro arm

Honda super4 ver s - yamaha rxz 135

Honda cbr 600 rr

Suzuki hayabusa 1300 - yamaha cygnus 125 - yamaha lc135 spark

Aprilia sr max 300 I.e

 

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lycan Newbie

lycan

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Brought the Vesrah Brake pad for $19 a pair from eversuccess today.

 

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y71/lycanboy/Forum%20Usage/CameraZOOM-20120606155239524.jpg

 

For the front brake of a Spec 1.

 

Hope its value for money! :)

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lycan Newbie

lycan

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Double post

DIY instructions

VTEC indicator for CB400 - http://tinyurl.com/7gvy3vy

Replacement/Changing of T10 light bulbs for CB400's Meter - http://tinyurl.com/8624wsa

 

:bouncefire:

2006 Aprilia RS125(Sold)

2006 Honda Phantom TA200(Sold)

1999 Honda Super 4 Hyper VTEC(Sold)

2003 Honda ST1300A Pan European(Sold) :thumb:

2010 Kia Cerato Forte Koup(Current)

SparkerS1 Newbie

SparkerS1

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bro, the part number is same for a spec 1?

 

No, Spec I Front FA296HH Rear FA254HH.

Please check to confirm.

Yamaha RXZ, Kawasaki ZX KR150, Yamaha Spark135, Honda CB400 REVO NC42, Suzuki DRZ400SMK8, Aprilia RS125, Suzuki GSXR600K9, Honda RS150R

Click on the bike models for Information/Servicing/Maintenance on Kawasaki KR150, Honda CB400 Revo, Suzuki DRZ400SM and Suzuki GSXR

 

Facebook HONDA CB400 REVO

 

Can't post a new thread ?? Read HERE

 

SBF Garage Sales Act ---> Read HERE

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rodneyakj Newbie

rodneyakj

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Hi,

 

Wanna sell the following as a set for $320. Bought for Unique Motors 1 year ago at $600+. Was taken out of a Super Four Revo. Can fit Yamaha bikes too. No scratches.

 

ASV F-3 unbreakable brake and clutch lever pair pack: $240 (UP $300)

Brembo 16mm Master Cylinder Assembly: $288

Evotech (Italy) Brake Reservoir $125

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums...icing-Packages

 

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Sold, Bros

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Sold the above item
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jayz Newbie

jayz

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EBC brake pads FA265HH(Front X 2) and FA174(Rear X 1)

 

just changed a pair of EBC brake pad on my spec 1.

 

they use FA265HH instead of FA296HH which u mentioned in previous post.

 

i asked them and they say vtec 1~3 all use same front pad. only rear is different.

 

i tried to see if they carry FA296HH but none. so i went ahead with FA265HH.

 

just a slight tap on my front pad is enough to slow down alot compared to my previous WP brake pad.

 

may i know how long it takes to season brake pads?

Yamaha x1

Honda super 4 spec 1

 

:cheers:

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lwkjason Newbie

lwkjason

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Need some advise:

 

I've changed my front brake disc to arashi brake disc and also changed my brake pad too. Braking was fine during dry period. However, when it rains, the front brake is useless unless I press the brake lever harder. And when it brakes, it has a jerking effect and there are nice coming out from the front. What could be the problem?

Former rides:

HONDA SP (FP4733L) - CAGIVA MITO (FS7923U) - GILERA RUNNER (FS6524U) - HONDA SHADOW (FP5522Y) - HONDA PCX (FBF3971Y) - HONDA CB400 VTEC 1 (FS2994Y) - YAMAHA FZ1S (FBA5057A) - HONDA CBR400RR-R (FQ6676A)

 

Current ride:

Dec 2013-Present: Kia Picanto (M)

LXY Newbie

LXY

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Need some advise:

 

I've changed my front brake disc to arashi brake disc and also changed my brake pad too. Braking was fine during dry period. However, when it rains, the front brake is useless unless I press the brake lever harder. And when it brakes, it has a jerking effect and there are nice coming out from the front. What could be the problem?

 

during raining, it is common that the brake is ineffective.

jerking is usually due disc rotating irregularly but u just change new disc so maybe is wheel bearing?

LICENCES

class 2B: 07sep06 (cg125, nsr150, cbf150, x1r, ta200)

class 3: 30apr07 (Mitsubishi lancer, Nissan sunny, Toyota corolla, Volkswagen golf tsi)

class 2A: 27may08 (revo, vtec1, majesty250)

class 2: 08jun10 (fz6n, GSX-R600L4, tmax530)

lwkjason Newbie

lwkjason

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during raining, it is common that the brake is ineffective.

jerking is usually due disc rotating irregularly but u just change new disc so maybe is wheel bearing?

 

yeah i've just changed disc. how about the noise? it only comes out when i brake hard during rain. what could be the problem?

Former rides:

HONDA SP (FP4733L) - CAGIVA MITO (FS7923U) - GILERA RUNNER (FS6524U) - HONDA SHADOW (FP5522Y) - HONDA PCX (FBF3971Y) - HONDA CB400 VTEC 1 (FS2994Y) - YAMAHA FZ1S (FBA5057A) - HONDA CBR400RR-R (FQ6676A)

 

Current ride:

Dec 2013-Present: Kia Picanto (M)

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Moralez Newbie

Moralez

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There something wrong with my front brakes, when i brake its like jerking, when to mechanic n check he say my wheel bearing okay and from the looks if it my brake disc also look fine dnt look out of shape. Dnt knw how to solve this problem should i try n bleed my brake fluid and have it change? Or i must change the brake disc? Theres this metal rubbing sound time to time on my right brake disc

LXY Newbie

LXY

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There something wrong with my front brakes, when i brake its like jerking, when to mechanic n check he say my wheel bearing okay and from the looks if it my brake disc also look fine dnt look out of shape. Dnt knw how to solve this problem should i try n bleed my brake fluid and have it change? Or i must change the brake disc? Theres this metal rubbing sound time to time on my right brake disc

Did you just change new tyre and balancing of rim? If yes, then maybe the pad still remember the pattern of yr disc.

Some time alittle misaligned of disc can cause the jerking effect during braking.

LICENCES

class 2B: 07sep06 (cg125, nsr150, cbf150, x1r, ta200)

class 3: 30apr07 (Mitsubishi lancer, Nissan sunny, Toyota corolla, Volkswagen golf tsi)

class 2A: 27may08 (revo, vtec1, majesty250)

class 2: 08jun10 (fz6n, GSX-R600L4, tmax530)

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justforme Newbie

justforme

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Hi guys, anyone experiencing brake pads rubbing against the brake disc when the wheel is rotating? i just replaced my brake pads as my old brake pads is worn out and i thought the sound is due to my worn out brake pads however the sound still persists even with new brake pads. after that i replaced my brake fluid but there is still no improvement. anyone as any idea what can be done?

2012 - 2015: Honda CB400 Spec3

Rkjobdft Newbie

Rkjobdft

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If you want better braking power then you can change to aftermarket brake hose

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