Yea and i have a double bleeder banjo bolt up top. I'm being a bit unfair to the f4i. I made the mistake of riding a 999s. Those brembos are insane! I know i'll never get my breaks there but i think my galfers may have been a bit soft.
Unless your bike is a dedicated trackbike, I think you'd be better off with the RJLs. Lots of folks, myself included, use them on the track. They work well. The SRJLs are a race pad, as such I don't think you'd get enough heat into them on the street for them to work properly.
Save the coin and go with the RJLs. Welcome to kurveygirl.com has excellent prices on them, but check with the site sponsors too, to see if they come close.
I like speedbleeders! Makes bleeding a lot easier.
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I prefer the RJL to the SRJL. I ran a set of SRJL and thought they felt like a stone. You may get a different feel depending on what type of rotor you use. My setup is Brembo MC, HEL SS lines, OEM calipers, and EBC rotors.
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