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Ah... I let you misunderstand something? It is resource of galvanic corrosion. Galvanic Table If I found better thing in English. I'll send you PM

Actually, I also missed two bolts for two weeks ago when I install additional idling speed adjuster LOL. I'll order like you in case of such time.

Though I can't find simple descriptions in English but, I show one resource. Stainless steel has larger gap with alminium more than between steels and Aluminium. I don't make sure screw hole seize will appear with just the cause of galvanic corrosion or not, you can predict handling of stainless...

I think just looks like. Recently, YAMAHA seems to do improvement of plating. I'll check and proof it with magnet next weekend. Thanks, Jun

Allow my this reply for riders safety Just thinking the corrosion on stainless screw or parts, I almost agree with you. However, waher looks made by aluminium and, how about screw hole of master cylinder? Corrosion of brake system is one kind of most scare one for me. Putting grease would work...

Allow my intrupption, I wouldn't think use stainless bolt is better idea. Aluminume side(screw hole) will has corrosion by galvanize though I dodn't check finish of screw hole. If you need to use stainless steel bolt at aluminium or steel part at temporaly use, ptting grease will makes it...

OEM bolts are M6 and around 20mm length. Also washer is preinstalled in bolt. Refer to lazamus69-san's comment, why dont you order OEM?

Lewis-san, Thank you for your concern. There are many Japanese riders that they keep the condition of old bikes. For exhample, FZ750 and XJ900 XS650 FZR1000 non-exup, FZR1000 etc. Especially, FZ750 has very poor caliper and damn ventilated rotor.... Many people swap using FZR front end...

Just thinking part it self, SS will work but, sometime I wonder some part maker doesn't have mechanical engineer........ . Me? one kind of very bad:( Because customer forced me stay hotel nearby them for unexpected issue from day before yesterday. I might not have relax weekend. However, I...

The pics was for BT016 but, the Number I described was correct. Please refer below. Sounds like somehow your tire is USA version or export model..... HOT MC :: Products :: BT-021 RADIAL In the Bridgestone-Firestone site such information is not described. glamourindex Why don't you...

Excuse me....... . Why use stainless steel? To think well electrical corrosion, Stainless steel never have good combination with steel or aluminium unless any plating because combination between SS and Steel or Alminium produce large electrical gap. This voltage gap work for material corossion...

For the people who has later FZ6 and want to use brembo caliper, there are YAMAHA OEM brembo(licenced production; we call Yamambo). It is XJR400R XJR1200, early XJR1300 one have 100mm gap. Some people say better than FZ6 OEM Sumitomo.

You should check GSX R one with measurement. It is not ordinaly that they have 83mm. Usually they use 89mm Nisshin. I think brembo has 40 or 65mm gap on 4pod casting caliper. Another choice?? How about Belringer?

According to grommit-san's link, DelayNomore-san try to find one.... Now ... conference call finished... . I'm gonna go bed

Yes. I suppose to need to take matching with master cylinder and also sent him the parts list of master cylinder on each model. To prevent slip down at panic brake, need running consideration of mastercylinder and pad combination. Actually, I don't know the piston(pod) daimeter of early FZ6...

If I were you....... I'll choose 4 pod casting brembo with bracket........ nono just kidding:D I agree with using OEM products because expendable supplies(Seal, piston) are provide for decades. Additionally, Triumph (Speed triple) use 83mm Nisshin with "Triumph" logo of surface!!! I guess...

FZ6 early model has 83mm pitch mount and, later model from '07 has 100mm(Sumitomo MOS64 Series). I could recommend you to use TZ250(racing bike) caliper (made by Nisshin). Probably, it will has too strong stopping power but, we Japanese geeks prefer to use Nisshin than Sumitomo because...

Re: Suzuka 8 hours Endurance results ....... Still I can't forget 1990 8h that Eddie Lawson and T. Taira won the race..... I might be too old to be agressive.... Wrightme43-san, It is very exciting place at final weekend of Jul. in there. Many people enjoy not only race but the...

I'm in office right now. Can you wait till next monday? Job? Do it away! LOL

VBD "0208" mean manufactured week and year. 02 means the second week (6th ~ 12th of Janualy in 2008; Max degits are around 52?) and 08 means 2008. You can see this kind of 4 digits besides of tire on every tire (each manufacture). Incidentally, tire maker recommend consumer that need to replace...