Duel piston rear caliper install.

[duneracerweston]

Great! Just what I'm looking for!

 

[sparkymichigan]

Do you have any ideas on a brake line that would work better than the stock one?

 

[duneracerweston]

A braded stainless steal line is nice, but idk about getting a shorter line

 

[sparkymichigan]

Also when I cut out my bracket I left it a little wider in the underside arc. It just gave it a little more meat. And I put nuts on the bolts that hold it to the carrier.
I'll send some pics.

 

[geeessfore]

Anyone having issues getting them bleed completely. I do auto brakes all day and have power bleeder at work but the old pump it and hold it down isn't cutting it. Feels spongy still. I may pick up a harbor freight cheapo bleeder

 

[duneracerweston]

i use a vacuum bleeder, may try lifting the nose up to get the bleeder to the top of the caliper, mine feels a little spongy but its deceiving! its supper responsive.

 

[geeessfore]

Ya I'm gonna grab one tomorrow and try it out. Thanks for the tip

 

[sparkymichigan]

No problems bleeding frolm mine.
The air did work out(had to add fluid) two days later. Maybe a little spongee at first but now they are applied the moment you think about touching them.
My friend tested them tonight. He rides a trx450r, he said he loved them. Way powerful.

 

[YAMAHAULER]

Great upgrade! and great idea! Weston thumbs up!!! now I can actually use my rear brake lol

just one question I'm gonna get a pair for the front what years will work? I found a pair of 09's that are powder coated blue will 09's work still?