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Thundercat master cylinder.
Posted: Sat May 18, 2013 3:53 pm
by rabbit57
Hi, can I use a thundercat front master cylinder with my oem brakes and how do you mount the reservoir. I have done a search but could not find an answer.1990 FZR 600 four pot brakes.
Re: Thundercat master cylinder.
Posted: Sat May 18, 2013 11:40 pm
by sweekster
Yes, you can. It's definitely an upgrade from the standard master. An even better upgrade would be a 16mm radial master (can be found on later R6's). Mounting? There's a numerous creative ways to do it but I like this way:

Re: Thundercat master cylinder.
Posted: Sun May 19, 2013 2:47 am
by rabbit57
Thanks for your reply, basically I need to replace my master cylinder and can get yzf one cheaper and Ilike the reservoir design better for filling ( ex rd owner!). Bike on a rolling restoration as and when I get work at the moment so budget is tight. Bob.
Re: Thundercat master cylinder.
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:53 am
by rabbit57
Have managed to fit thundercat master cylinder while retaining mirror stay by using a lower profile reservoir and bracket mounted from top yoke by using the screw threads at the end of the top fork clamp. Used a bit of threaded rod and made a spacer to slide over part way to get clearance for locknut. You could use t/cat reservoir but I have a better view of the temp gauge and warning lights with the shorter res.
Re: Thundercat master cylinder.
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 1:06 am
by sweekster
rabbit57 wrote:Have managed to fit thundercat master cylinder while retaining mirror stay by using a lower profile reservoir and bracket mounted from top yoke by using the screw threads at the end of the top fork clamp. Used a bit of threaded rod and made a spacer to slide over part way to get clearance for locknut. You could use t/cat reservoir but I have a better view of the temp gauge and warning lights with the shorter res.
