Wilwood GP 310 4 Piston Motorcycle Rear Sprocket Brake Caliper 1.25" / 1.25" Piston Bores
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GP 310 Rear Sprocket Brake Caliper
| Vehicle Applications | ||
| Driving Enviroment | Vehicle Sub-Types | Application Duty |
| Motorcycle | Heavy Duty | |
| Powersports | ATV, Snowmobiles | Medium Duty |
| Product Specifications | |
| Rotor Compatibility | |
| Rotor Width: | 0.35'' |
| Maximum Rotor Width: | 0.35'' |
| Minimum Rotor Width: | 0.29'' |
| Maximum Rotor Diameter: | 11.5'' |
| Minimum Rotor Diameter: | 9.0'' |
| Brake Pad Specifications | |
| Brake Pad Type 1: | 6208 |
| Brake Pad Type 2: | N/A |
| Brake Pad Type 3: | N/A |
| Total Pad Area (in/sq): | 3.65'' |
| Total Pad Volume (in/sq): | 0.63'' |
| Piston Specifications | |
| Piston 1 Bore: | 1.25'' |
| Piston 2 Bore: | 1.25'' |
| Piston 3 Bore: | N/A |
| Piston 4 Bore: | N/A |
| Total Piston Area (in/sq): | 2.46'' |
| Mounting Specifications | |
| Mount Type: | Lug |
| Mount Side: | Right Hand, Standard 3.50'' Mount Spacing |
| Mount Center: | 3.50'' |
| Mount Hole Size: | 0.39'' |
| Mount Height: | N/A |
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