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I can sell You this: still stunt bracket in excelent condition, used 2 or 3 tiimes

Made of aluminium, works with 2 gold nissin caliper, fit with fz8 rear brake disc, same as hhd bracket. Pm me if you are interested.
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Originally Posted by
Stubbz63
to me thats quite expensive for a basic dcb that uses both monoblocks for cals, would think it takes a lot more work to cut the material to use the stock fb cal like hohey does and you can get even the big rotor bracket from hohey for a bit cheaper than that. but its more cuz there one offs id assume and not mass produced.
Hey buddy the reason why is because he puts a lot more into his program instead of only cutting out the mounting points and shit he cuts a lot of aluminum out to save weight u wouldn't believe the weight difference between the runman and hohey
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Originally Posted by
kirny
Hey buddy the reason why is because he puts a lot more into his program instead of only cutting out the mounting points and shit he cuts a lot of aluminum out to save weight u wouldn't believe the weight difference between the runman and hohey
Yeah, there's a big difference between a plate with holes drilled into it and a well done part with chamfers so you don't slice your fingers off and weight reducing features. Not only in design time, but also machine run time and often the need for more specialty fixtures. When you hold a nicely machined part in your hand with an average one you can really tell the difference.
Not speaking to either of the companies because I don't have experience with them, I'm just talking in general.
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Originally Posted by
kirny
Hey buddy the reason why is because he puts a lot more into his program instead of only cutting out the mounting points and shit he cuts a lot of aluminum out to save weight u wouldn't believe the weight difference between the runman and hohey
cool good to know, i havent seen one yet so no experience really i was just thinkin thats why some companies do the brackets for double monoclock vs havin a stock fb adapter cuz it takes a bit more maybe to do that but i know nothin about cnc work so idk really i could be way off lol. wouldnt mind tryin a runman someday but depends on if i ever want more than stock fb, we'll see. id deff have a setup already before i tried to get one tho as ive heard it can be tough
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Originally Posted by
762SPR
If mine aren't for sale in less than 5 weeks I'm a total failure... I'm hoping to start cutting metal next week.
what calipers are going to work with it?
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Stock honda/yamaha foot, Stock kawi foot, 4 and 6 Piston Radials. I might do some side mount 4 piston calipers if people really want them. Or maybe the Brembo 2 piston. Up to 3 calipers per bracket in whatever configuration you want.
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What's the stock rotor diameter on the R6? Looks like it's about the same as the stock Kawi diameter. Unless everyone just wants to run the 245mm FZ6 rotor.
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if your gonna make it id make it for the 245, there easy enough to get cheap and swap over, stupid not to and have to shave pads and such
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Deff make it on the fz6 rotor not stock and stubz u hve seen pics of the runman haven't u?
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yeah cpl pix on bikes just nothing up close or both sides or anything, not that i can remember anyhow