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    Posted: 17 May 2020 at 11:45
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For those that have done the conversion....

If it’s not too much trouble can someone tell me the length of the rear cylinder pushrod you have? Mine is rather short and despite adjustment I don’t think it fully pushes the piston fully in if that makes sense. 

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Please satisfy yourself that this works but I did some fag packet calculations for the RSV4 m/c on AP rearsets for my Gen1 and I got a 35mm push-rod with 15mm thread length, which should give you sufficient free thread to get a locking nut on there...

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Originally posted by roboxm3 roboxm3 wrote:

Please satisfy yourself that this works but I did some fag packet calculations for the RSV4 m/c on AP rearsets for my Gen1 and I got a 35mm push-rod with 15mm thread length, which should give you sufficient free thread to get a locking nut on there...


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No worries... I’ll update next week but I’ve just bought a tapered head Ti M6 bolt which I’m hoping will work once it’s had 10mm taken off and the head should sit nicely onto the plunger bearing in the m/c.
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There we go 

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Let me know how that works out when you fit it please mate!
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Yup will do. 

Will measure the one I have already but I already know it’s shorter than this one I just made up. Once I’ve tested it then I’ll let you know results  

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Why the conversion what gains do you get 
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The AP rearsets relocate the master cylinder to help give you a working/consistent rear brake...the RSV4 master cylinder just looks sexier and incorporates the reservoir for a cleaner look...
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Gotcha already got the rearsets mught have to look out for a master cylinder 
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Apparently the same part is used on multiple KTMs (and probably a few other makes/models) and generally works out a bit cheaper, so have a look about see what you can find...you just need to keep the mounting hole centres the same...
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Here's mine, I used the KTM actuation rod designed for the job (Item 15 bottom pics).




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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote wigginsjp Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 May 2020 at 21:07
Thanks legend 

Good info 

What ktm is it off of? 

The off road bikes ? 

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ktm part number  5481305600

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You’ll need a male rod end as well, as per #17 in the diagram...
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Just use the rod end that comes with the AP rearsets
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AP rearsets come with a female rod end... Part #15 in the above diagram is to work with part #17, which is a male rod end...
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Yeah, you can by one of those if you want. Me, I just cut the head off a bolt, one end into the AP supplied rod end and the other into the KTM rod. 
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Thanks for the spec Robo 

The one I made up from that is absolutely spot on. I could take maybe a mm off it but it puts the pedal nice and high for stomping if I chose to. 
Yet to road test as my shock is not back yet but will soon 

Thanks for the part number legend. As a result I found you can buy genuine Brembo rear master cylinders for less than a price of a secondhand Aprilia item if you look hard enough. Direct from Italy for around £105 new. Admittedly it's off eBay and I know there was supposed to be non genuine Brembo masters floating about at some point 
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