Catman

So with the help of a verry skilled welder we made this resi. Cuz it's what i wanted, and the plastic ones DO crack.

If i were to put another fitting in it, i could use it for both my front and my handbrake masters.
It should work ???
Any input ??

Wheeliest

i suggest making one out of aluminum. if it is then cool, and uhm yeah u could run HB and front brakes off of on resi.

JohnnyP

What about the diaphram? You know you need one for a res to work properly right?

Im using the tiny Brembo 15cc res's that only cost $6, their great cause their so small and I dont even know how you could crack one...

Wheeliest

i've allways wanted to run one of these

Catman

It is made of aluminumum !

Catman

that's what i was gonna get. I think I'll give this a try it's cool i think.
he welded the brass fitting on the inside and errrrthing

thanks , well see how it works !

JohnnyP

Just a hose works ok in the rear on a race bike where you barely use the rear brake.....But for the res to work properly you need the diaphram. I used to run just a hose on my R6 and when I started 12'n it with losts of rear brake use I would loose pressure all of a sudden, put a res with a diaphram back on and it never happened again....

Wheeliest

well if its air tight, i suggest opening it ever hour of brake useage to eliminate any chance of brake failure do to its no breathing capability.

Catman

Now I'm confrused they are sealed tight aren't they ? there isn't a vent in the resi. ????

Catman

The diafram thingy .................OK ??

I'll think about that a little .................

Wheeliest

you know that black thingy that gets sucked down... it gets sucked down for a reason.

what u really should do is try n score some used 99-02 r6 Rear mastercylinders.

Danger_Dave

i thought clear hoses usually get cloudy from the inevitable moisture

Ed LegionST

if the tube is soft enough you wont have a problem it will collaps when more fluid is needed. should work fine just make sure there is no air in it or it will run straight into the master when you 12.