Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers

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Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - WiseGuy - 04-11-2012

i picked up a set of the 2008 and newer zx10 calipers and master for a deal, havent got a chance to try them out yet but would think they would be an upgrade from the 03-06 calipers and master i currently run... but i do see they are tokico, so why did they go back away from the nissins?

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - MiNi GuineA - 04-11-2012

Originally Posted by JohnnyP

Actually you are wrong the 03-06 are made by Tokico, and the 07-2012 are made by Nissin. So although they share the same mounting points and the pads do fit...They are different calipers and pads, made by 2 different companies...And all the parts numbers are different...07+ pads also have steel plates on the back of the pads that the 03-06 do not come with. Some of the Tokico's have steel pistons, and others Ive rebuilt had aluminum ....

Originally Posted by JohnnyP

Well for one some people might like the Nissin pad compound better then the Tokico. And also from what I know the main complaint with the Tokico's was brake fade, that apparently was fixed when they switched to Nissin for the manufacturer

Everything you just posted can be found in my original post, obviously they are made by different manufacturers. They are built to Kawasaki spec and you can rebuild each with the others parts. Also the part #s are the same see the factory diagram I posted, the model year is what differentiates what pad you receive. The insulators and and plates we added for the fade issue, you could put the nissin pads in the tokico calipers and get the same result. The feel everyone is experienceing is the pads not cooking like the 06s was known for. Also we have done 2 sets of the 07+ and never had any aluminum pistons

The main purpose was all this BS, they are mono bloc, they have bigger pistons, I rolled another 102ft with these calipers

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - SQUINTS - 04-11-2012

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA

I rolled another 102ft with these calipers

so u rolled 107 feet?

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - R1wonder - 04-11-2012

This episode sucks

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - MiNi GuineA - 04-11-2012

Originally Posted by SQUINTS

so u rolled 107 feet?

Yup long stoppie! Need to upgrade my r6 brembo to a r1 heard lots of feel and power. 200ft here come

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - SQUINTS - 04-11-2012

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA

Yup long stoppie! Need to upgrade my r6 brembo to a r1 heard lots of feel and power. 200ft here come

lol...

get it done!!!!!!

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - tin-man - 04-11-2012

The nissins seem like the obvious choice if you want more feel and rolling stoppie power.

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - Ethiopian - 04-11-2012

Originally Posted by squints

so u rolled 107 feet?

:lol

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - vollrath - 04-11-2012

Look close at the diagram. Theres a little circle thingy 43049A and the other calliper has 43049B. Do those thingies make a difference? Mystery solved!

Myth Busters zx6 06 Tokico Calipers VS 07 Nissin Calipers - navajowalks - 04-11-2012

They are still different lol no matter how much you think they are the same....

A Ford f150 isn't the same as a Chevy silverado just cause I can use the same tires and gas lol