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XT600E rear brake disk rotor BOLTS
Hey everyone!
I'm looking to replace the bolts on the rear disk brake rotor on my 1990 XT600E...
Does anyone know what size the bolts are? M6..M8..and how long in milimeters?
I want to replace them with high tensile strenght steel bolts and not with stainless steel ones because of the matherial of the hub...
Thanks in advance!
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Hi
right now mine is at my friend's garage, so I was able to pick only a part number: 90109-065G4
and here's one of the few results of googling:
Yamaha FZR600 TT225 YZ250 Bolt 90109-065G4 | eBay
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Its these bolts 90109-06757-00
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Theyre 6mm for a starters...
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Cant be very difficult to remove a bolt and measure or...even easier than making this thread!
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Cant be very difficult to remove a bolt and measure or...even easier than making this thread!
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Not when they don't come off!
and specially when I'm 1200miles away from it!
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Hi!
Are they a good match to the original ones?
Just because the part numbers are a little different.
I'd like to get some high tensile strength ones mostly because they are not prone to "fuse" to the material they are bolted on to..
Thanks for the input Jens! You don't by any chance know the length of them as well do ya?
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Mine are som SS ones, cut to length, so the sizes probably vary a bit.
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Its 15mm front and rear length. Never had problems removing any of the bolts, use a small torch on them first and its easy. They have locktite. Front on the 3tb is a nigthmare due to the small bolts head, 4pt they have 8mm so you get torque enough to remove easy.
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