Non OEM master cylinder kits?

[mattc]

Does anyone in NZ do something like this?

Kawasaki have let me down with parts suppy, was hoping to have this sorted by the next Motott track day next week :(

[budda]

Does anyone in NZ do something like this?

Kawasaki have let me down with parts suppy, was hoping to have this sorted by the next Motott track day next week :(

You need to get a better relationship with the Parts guy at your favourite shop man - several options available to him, unless you have a real oddball cylinder ( unlikely ) If he hasnt offered, he either doesnt know, or doesnt value your custom

[Max Preload]

You need to get a better relationship with the Parts guy at your favourite shop man - several options available to him, unless you have a real oddball cylinder ( unlikely ) If he hasnt offered, he either doesnt know, or doesnt value your customA relationship? I don't think he's after that. I'm pretty sure he just wants the parts monkey to do his fucking job competently without having to be coerced into doing it with promises of friendship or a quick BJ under the counter.

You probably won't get a 'kit' per se, but with a sample you'll likely be able to get them from Seal House (http://www.sealhouse.co.nz/) or Seal Imports (http://www.sealimports.co.nz/).

[Drew]

If you're after just seals, it'll be cheaper to get them from Seal imports. They don't stock a lot that is impervious to brake fluid, but I had some made for $17 each (no minimum of 10,000 required) for a clutch master and slave cylinder right here in Wellington. Two days after ordering I had them.