Does anyone know if theese will fit:
EBC HH FA417/4HH
I used theese in my ZX14 but not sure if they will fit the SX...
Brake pads
Re: Brake pads
You want the 379 series EBC pads, I used EPFA379HH on mine.
For reference, these are the exact same calipers as the newest Z1000/Ninja 1000.
For reference, these are the exact same calipers as the newest Z1000/Ninja 1000.
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Re: Brake pads
Im going to try the Brembo SC pads, I had the SA on my bike and I liked them alot
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Re: Brake pads
Digging this discussion back up as I'm hunting for replacement front pads now. I fear a busted fork seal has contaminated the pads on one side so I've been doing some looking. EBC still doesn't list the bike online, which isn't saying much as they're online catalog is an out of date tech.
I did find SBS carries specific pads for the H2 SX, in many levels. That's interesting.
Using the Kawi parts diagrams, looks like the H2 SX shares pad specs with only the new Versys SE. But, the caliper part number jives with what kman posted earlier. That's a nice expansion of the available options.
So, anyone else actually try some different pads enough to give an opinion on them? I was fine with the OEM pads, but have a history of using EBC HH replacements on previous sport touring Triumphs.
I did find SBS carries specific pads for the H2 SX, in many levels. That's interesting.
Using the Kawi parts diagrams, looks like the H2 SX shares pad specs with only the new Versys SE. But, the caliper part number jives with what kman posted earlier. That's a nice expansion of the available options.
So, anyone else actually try some different pads enough to give an opinion on them? I was fine with the OEM pads, but have a history of using EBC HH replacements on previous sport touring Triumphs.
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Re: Brake pads
Yeah, how painful is it trying to find pads that will fit.
I’ve got a 2018 SX SE that i use daily and is in desperate need of back pads. I ordered the from the dealer 6+ weeks ago and they are still unable to source them. Seems like there are none anywhere in Australia.
It’s ridiculous!
I’ve got a 2018 SX SE that i use daily and is in desperate need of back pads. I ordered the from the dealer 6+ weeks ago and they are still unable to source them. Seems like there are none anywhere in Australia.
It’s ridiculous!
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Re: Brake pads
I know this doesnt help much for you but i got mine from fortnine in canada. Cheap and fast shipping. The ebc double h sinister pads are pretty good. Will put them to a good test in october during the next track day.KenshiBiker wrote: Sat Aug 21, 2021 2:25 am Yeah, how painful is it trying to find pads that will fit.
I’ve got a 2018 SX SE that i use daily and is in desperate need of back pads. I ordered the from the dealer 6+ weeks ago and they are still unable to source them. Seems like there are none anywhere in Australia.
It’s ridiculous!
https://fortnine.ca/en/ebc-double-h-sintered-brake-pads
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