HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
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HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
I have fitted a length of the HRC brake resevoir tube to connect my brake resevoir and my front master cylinder, after having it fitted for the last few weeks i have noticed it has been weeping slightly through the tube and leaving a residue of brake fluid around the tube.
Is the tube slightly porous?

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Is the tube slightly porous?

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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
in a word....yes.
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
in other words is it still ok to use to connect the master cyclinder to the resevoir rather than just for the rear brake resevoir?
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
Thats gotta be asking for trouble, what if it fails 1 day when your braking from a ton+ into a corner! SPLAT!
Id save it for the rear only!
Id save it for the rear only!
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
Does any one know where i can get a piece of tube to use instead as the standard one has perished a little and would rather a new one.
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
You can still buy them from Honda for pennys, some one will have the part number.
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
We use BGC (http://www.bgcmotorsport.co.uk). They do a great range of brake fittings including res hoses made from a type of ptfe. Well worth giving them a shout as its only a few quid for feet of the stuff.
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
Does anybody know where I can find, or have any part numbers for HRC bits to fit an RVF?
I already have the rear brake res. but would like extra bits :D
I already have the rear brake res. but would like extra bits :D
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
like what?Psychosomatic88 wrote:Does anybody know where I can find, or have any part numbers for HRC bits to fit an RVF?
I already have the rear brake res. but would like extra bits :D
virtually nothing is available new anymore, the rear res and overflow bottles are because they are a generic part.
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Re: HRC Brake Resevoir Tube
tanuki wrote:like what?Psychosomatic88 wrote:Does anybody know where I can find, or have any part numbers for HRC bits to fit an RVF?
I already have the rear brake res. but would like extra bits :D
virtually nothing is available new anymore, the rear res and overflow bottles are because they are a generic part.
Oh yeah sorry, like Air box, engine mods, any suspension tricks/upgrades.
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