Wemoto caliper seals
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- Drunkn Munky
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Wemoto caliper seals
Anygood? considerably cheaper than OE but has anyone used them?
- thunderace
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Re: Wemoto caliper seals
Yep, they're in my freshly re-built front calipers on the 24. They sent me two sets by mistake so I have a spare set to re-build the other calipers once I've got new pistons
Anyhoo, done about 600km and the brakes are pretty darned good for sliding caliper jobs
Got a trip to Tamworth tomorrow so I'll let you know if I make it back with the brakes in one piece 

Anyhoo, done about 600km and the brakes are pretty darned good for sliding caliper jobs


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Re: Wemoto caliper seals
A little off topic but their caliper pistons were absolutely shite which i bought for my CBR400! Not only was the finish rough including burrs on something so critical, but they were 0.4mm too big to actually fit into the calipers
Im not going back to them again. I stick to original now for things like seals etc. Maybe my first and only time with them i was unlucky 


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Re: Wemoto caliper seals
Just paid £2.95 per pot for my NC23RRK caliper seals, dust & main? Working fine on one side, also got a pair of stainless pistons to rebuild the other caliper with... will get pics up soon. 

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Re: Wemoto caliper seals
Quality wise I would stay with OE seals. You know the are good and fit perfect. But moneywise not cheap.
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