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View Full Version : what parts wheel fit MRK585 9th March 2005, 14:35 I have a 92 with single disc breaks I want to make it duel but the setup i found is a sealed bearing style wheel and a 96 and newer style break master cyl I would be willing to buy the cluch perch but will it work with old style switch houses also how do i know if the wheel will work with my cable drive speedo the setup is in the classafieds parts for sale any one know what will word stevo 9th March 2005, 15:06 You will have a job bigger than Ben Hur trying to fit a speedo drive to a late model wheel in narrow glide set up.... we did one a while ago and WILL NOT be doing another is your wheel a mag or spokes??? .. if it's a mag you can get it drilled and tapped to take another disc... I'm not sure on the fit of new master cyl to old switchblocks MRK585 9th March 2005, 20:40 My wheel now is mag but im looking to put a sealed bearing 21 spoke MRK585 9th March 2005, 20:41 Is there a different bolt pattern on the wheels stevo 10th March 2005, 01:28 The bolt pattern is the same BUT the central spigot is larger....you can put a 2000 and later disc on an early one but not the other way around... With the amount of questions you are asking I'd say stick with a pre 2000 wheel, there is lot of cute engineering involved in getting things like that to work...and as I said I WONT be doing another. If you take your wheel with another disc to a machine shop they can drill and tap your wheel to suit the disc.....problem solved MRK585 10th March 2005, 02:48 I dono I really wanted a 21 but with all the troble and the bearing thing and a heard that a 19 has more contact patch maby the mags aint so bad stevo 10th March 2005, 02:57 One of the most stable HD's I've ridden is a customers twincam wide glide that has 2" overs and a 19" mag it is rock steady as fast as I could take it and that's past 200kmh all the 21" front wheeled ones I've ridden start gettin scary before that speed... MRK585 11th March 2005, 04:05 but what abot the breaks stevo 11th March 2005, 05:43 By trying to fit a late model master cylinder onto your switchblocks you wont have a frony brake light switch.... You may be able to make something up but ya starting to talk work.... Jason's Sporty 11th March 2005, 12:44 Hey guys I am currently putting a 2000-up brakes on my 86. I have like $200 in it so far. I have put on a 2001 swingarm, caliper etc. and on the front the 2002 caliper with a $80 bracket from Storz. It all looks awsome. the only mods I have had to make was the 88 and up rear master cylinder and a dual disk front to push the extra 3 pistons the new caliper has. I have still not spent enough to buy one Gma or Performance machine caliper but its all factory stuff and the 2000 up brakes are exremely good stuff. :D |