Scoot rs outboard disc

[bryansmudge]

I have had this in the garage for a good while now, with all intentions of fitting. It is one of the early ones and have changed the caliper to the newer version (ss piston). I intend to change the master cylinder to one of the MB ones, are there any other things that require changing before fitting? And is it a good idea to fit in the first place or am I asking for trouble?

[cezeta]

if its got a nissin slave cylinder and it centres up in the forks ok then all i would do (and have done) is lock tite and lube every thing up.

they are well proven bits of kit but like anthing scooter related, just go through it with a fine tooth comb to make sure all is as it should be.

sometimes the disc feels warped. 500 miles clears this....usualy a high spot that wears in.

[GP Kevo]

Yes, make sure it the wheel centers in the forks. Mine doesn't, I'm not sure the machining of these hubs is of consistent quality.

[byron]

fit some decent braided hose, if you've still got the rubber stuff originally supplied.

[shocky]

dont space it away from the offside fork link as the peg thats cast into the link needs as much meat from the hub on it as poss

[paulmgreen]

stainless hose.... EBC HH pads..... sorted!

[bryansmudge]

Many thanks :bouncing: