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How are the MS?
I really can't comment on the calipers alone since I changed the MC and rotors at the same time. All together, the power and feeling is incredible, as expected, esp given the price. My buddy upgraded to the rcs17cc on his v4r and said it was a large improvement, at a much friendlier price. If I can force myself to cope with his shift pattern, I'll try his bike at barber in a few weeks to see the difference.
 
I really can't comment on the calipers alone since I changed the MC and rotors at the same time. All together, the power and feeling is incredible, as expected, esp given the price. My buddy upgraded to the rcs17cc on his v4r and said it was a large improvement, at a much friendlier price. If I can force myself to cope with his shift pattern, I'll try his bike at barber in a few weeks to see the difference.

I think the Ms will be an unsprung weight saving too

BTW what rotors did you go with ?
 
I think the Ms will be an unsprung weight saving too

BTW what rotors did you go with ?
Actually the MS calipers were heavier, 4oz per caliper. I added even more weight with the brake tech ss pistons unfortunatly. I am running the braketech iron rotors which are heavier than the stock rotors as well, but around an ounce lighter than the T-drives. I did install proTi bleeders, motocorse Ti caliper bolts, and proTi rotor bolts to cut down weight were possible.
 
Actually the MS calipers were heavier, 4oz per caliper. I added even more weight with the brake tech ss pistons unfortunatly. I am running the braketech iron rotors which are heavier than the stock rotors as well, but around an ounce lighter than the T-drives. I did install proTi bleeders, motocorse Ti caliper bolts, and proTi rotor bolts to cut down weight were possible.

What brake lines are you running?
 

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