cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
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cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
Hi guys,
I'm working on a KDX project and was looking for a solid rear disc rotor due to my experience using these compared to slotted or drilled rotors when riding in the mud. The solid rotor made a huge difference in pad wear...or the lack of it. However I can't seem to find a solid rotor anymore. I'm guessing that the KDX bolt pattern must be the same as another model but have no way of knowing what model it might be. I recall Moose racing made this solid rotor but of course they no longer make it. Any thoughts on this?
I also had owned several E-Line carbon pipe guards that no longer are made either. Do you guys know of any carbon pipe guard that might fit the FMF Desert/Rev pipe for the KDX?
Thanks guys!
C
I'm working on a KDX project and was looking for a solid rear disc rotor due to my experience using these compared to slotted or drilled rotors when riding in the mud. The solid rotor made a huge difference in pad wear...or the lack of it. However I can't seem to find a solid rotor anymore. I'm guessing that the KDX bolt pattern must be the same as another model but have no way of knowing what model it might be. I recall Moose racing made this solid rotor but of course they no longer make it. Any thoughts on this?
I also had owned several E-Line carbon pipe guards that no longer are made either. Do you guys know of any carbon pipe guard that might fit the FMF Desert/Rev pipe for the KDX?
Thanks guys!
C
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Re: cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
Last time I talked to Jeff Fredette he still carried solid rear rotors. Might be able to help with the guard too.
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Re: cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
Just get a solid rotor from a KLX250 or something.
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ahh thanks guys. No FRP doesn't carry them anymore either.
So do you guys know what model year of the KLX would fit the KDX?
C
So do you guys know what model year of the KLX would fit the KDX?
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Re: cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
Rear brake rotors swap between these...
1995 KDX200 (KDX200-H1) - Rear Brake
1996 KDX200 (KDX200-H2) - Rear Brake
1996 KLX650R (KLX650-D1) - Rear Brake
1997 KDX200 (KDX200-H3) - Rear Brake
1997 KDX200R (KDX220-A4) - Rear Brake
1997 KLX300R (KLX300-A2) - Rear Brake
1998 KDX200 (KDX200-H4) - Rear Brake
1998 KDX200R (KDX220-A5) - Rear Brake
1998 KLX300R (KLX300-A3) - Rear Brake
1999 KDX200 (KDX200-H5) - Rear Brake
1999 KDX200R (KDX220-A6) - Rear Brake
1999 KLX300R (KLX300-A4) - Rear Brake
2000 KDX200 (KDX200-H6) - Rear Brake
2000 KDX200R (KDX220-A7) - Rear Brake
2000 KLX300R (KLX300-A5) - Rear Brake
2001 KDX200 (KDX200-H7) - Rear Brake
2001 KDX200R (KDX220-A8) - Rear Brake
2001 KLX300R (KLX300-A6) - Rear Brake
2002 KDX200 (KDX200-H8) - Rear Brake
2002 KDX220R (KDX220-A9) - Rear Brake
2002 KLX300R (KLX300-A7) - Rear Brake (Klx300-A7/A8)
2003 KDX200 (KDX200-H9) - Rear Brake
2003 KDX220R (KDX220-A10) - Rear Brake (A10)
2005 KDX200 (KDX200-H11) - Rear Brake
2005 KDX220R (KDX220-A12) - Rear Brake (A11/A12)
2005 KLX300R (KLX300-A10) - Rear Brake
2006 KDX200 (KDX200H6F) - Rear Brake
2006 KLX250 (KLX250H6F) - Rear Brake
2006 KLX300R (KLX300A6F) - Rear Brake
2007 KLX250 (KLX250H7F) - Rear Brake
2007 KLX300R (KLX300A7F) - Rear Brake
1995 KDX200 (KDX200-H1) - Rear Brake
1996 KDX200 (KDX200-H2) - Rear Brake
1996 KLX650R (KLX650-D1) - Rear Brake
1997 KDX200 (KDX200-H3) - Rear Brake
1997 KDX200R (KDX220-A4) - Rear Brake
1997 KLX300R (KLX300-A2) - Rear Brake
1998 KDX200 (KDX200-H4) - Rear Brake
1998 KDX200R (KDX220-A5) - Rear Brake
1998 KLX300R (KLX300-A3) - Rear Brake
1999 KDX200 (KDX200-H5) - Rear Brake
1999 KDX200R (KDX220-A6) - Rear Brake
1999 KLX300R (KLX300-A4) - Rear Brake
2000 KDX200 (KDX200-H6) - Rear Brake
2000 KDX200R (KDX220-A7) - Rear Brake
2000 KLX300R (KLX300-A5) - Rear Brake
2001 KDX200 (KDX200-H7) - Rear Brake
2001 KDX200R (KDX220-A8) - Rear Brake
2001 KLX300R (KLX300-A6) - Rear Brake
2002 KDX200 (KDX200-H8) - Rear Brake
2002 KDX220R (KDX220-A9) - Rear Brake
2002 KLX300R (KLX300-A7) - Rear Brake (Klx300-A7/A8)
2003 KDX200 (KDX200-H9) - Rear Brake
2003 KDX220R (KDX220-A10) - Rear Brake (A10)
2005 KDX200 (KDX200-H11) - Rear Brake
2005 KDX220R (KDX220-A12) - Rear Brake (A11/A12)
2005 KLX300R (KLX300-A10) - Rear Brake
2006 KDX200 (KDX200H6F) - Rear Brake
2006 KLX250 (KLX250H6F) - Rear Brake
2006 KLX300R (KLX300A6F) - Rear Brake
2007 KLX250 (KLX250H7F) - Rear Brake
2007 KLX300R (KLX300A7F) - Rear Brake
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Re: cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
Hi guys.
Thanks for your input but I can't find the solid rotor anywhere. I recall on my 96 200 and 98 220 I believe it was a Moose Racing rotor I was using. My understanding is that this was only available from the aftermarket world not as an OEM part. If I'm correct I think I'm out of luck.
Jeff F. Doesn't have the rotor or pipe guard on his website but I'm going to call him to confirm this.
Thanks guys
C
Thanks for your input but I can't find the solid rotor anywhere. I recall on my 96 200 and 98 220 I believe it was a Moose Racing rotor I was using. My understanding is that this was only available from the aftermarket world not as an OEM part. If I'm correct I think I'm out of luck.
Jeff F. Doesn't have the rotor or pipe guard on his website but I'm going to call him to confirm this.
Thanks guys
C
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Re: cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
For what it’s going to cost you if you do find a solid rotor anyways, you’re better off just sticking with the stock one. Brake pads for the KDX are like $7. Just change them more often if you feel that you need to.
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Yup. Just make sure you're using semi-metallic pads as they live with the mud better than organics.
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Definitely call Jeff, he probably has 50% or less of his stuff on his website. Last time I was up there I think he didn’t have the solid rotor in stock but was expecting some.
I’ve been running these stupid cheap $8 pads from RMCATV.com for a couple years … they have both front and rear and seem to work fine. They don’t look like the picture.
https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/par ... p?s=197013
I’ve been running these stupid cheap $8 pads from RMCATV.com for a couple years … they have both front and rear and seem to work fine. They don’t look like the picture.
https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/par ... p?s=197013
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Yep, great affordable pads. Been running them for a few years now and my buddy has even longer.MoonStomper wrote: ↑08:44 am Feb 22 2023 Definitely call Jeff, he probably has 50% or less of his stuff on his website. Last time I was up there I think he didn’t have the solid rotor in stock but was expecting some.
I’ve been running these stupid cheap $8 pads from RMCATV.com for a couple years … they have both front and rear and seem to work fine. They don’t look like the picture.
https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/par ... p?s=197013
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Re: cross model rear brake rotor and carbon pipe guard
I like those pads also. Considering you don't have to remove the front or rear wheel to change brake pads, these would be much easier and cheaper vs the solid rotor.