2019 onwards AL9 front pads?
Hello, I've a 2019 AL9 with the four pot calipers. The pads look like they've little life left. I've had a look on the EBC site but these pads (FA496HH) look like they are for the 2 pot calipers. Anyone know if they are suitable please? If not what the hell are?
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No worries, the right pads are
FA158HH. Or FA158 for the organics. FFS, paste formating gahhhahhah. |
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as far as i'm aware no SV has 4 pot callipers unless it has had a swap
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"For 2019 the ever-popular SV650 comes with improved stopping power, thanks to an upgrade to new four-piston front brake calipers." |
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well bowl me over. so they do. i personally never found the older SV brakes lacking if serviced properly but it looks like suzuki has listened for once either that the parts bins were full of the 4 pots.
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In that case, I wonder if the four pot calipers will retro fit the older models.
Having said that, like Bibs I find the normal 2-pots pretty good as it is. |
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saying that I cant safely ride my 2007 SV with one finger on the brake lever which I would like to do. Maybe I need one of those Charles Atlas hand exercisers but I think four pots might allow me to do it....
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as I said yes two is ok but just forefinger would be more comfortable and I believe thats doable on a GSXR but not enough on my SV...
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i grip the throttle with my thumb and index finger and break with my other three.
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Blimey never thought of that one! Doesnt feel very natural for me as when I separate my index from the other 3 it strains but I'll have to try it on the bike....
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thank fek for lowering kits :D |
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Brought up on British bikes, you needed a good handful to try to get them to stop, so its four fingers for me
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