does anyone have a front right rotor for 5th gen, I need one

My front right rotor on my 5th gen is warped and I really don't have the $ to get a new set so if anyone has a spare laying aroung that'll get me through for next couple of weeks I would really appreciate it, thank you

 

it might help to know where you are located.

 

I live in Easley, South Carolina

 

JTC on the forum had some rotors from a 6 Gen and if the Parts fiche is correct, it shows 1998-2005, they should fit the 5 Gen. Look in the classified section.

 

ok thank you, off the subject but what's the best break pads that'll last for a while and not outrageous in price

 

Try EBC HH
Very common many used them

 

+1 ~$36.99 at Jakewilson.com I bought some for the 5 Gen a few weeks ago.

 

he won't do shipping only pick up

 

That is too bad....He live in a ghetto I have to pack to visit him

 

The guy I got my seargent seat from who is the only person in my area that I know that has a vfr anyways we bs sometimes about are bikes and I remembered he told me he did a front end cbrf4(I think....) swap, so it just popped into my head and whala daddy got some practicaly brand new rotors with no lip for $50, now I need to stop being birdseed (sorry my I.Q is not 150 like soooome people :biggrin and do all the up-keep maintenance on her, cause this whole situation is my fault because I was more worried about the looks and mods then doing some spring cleaning on her

 

I'm gonna end up moving to CA so I can come ride with ya'll lol, Oh I need a good airbox mod do you know any threads?

 

Don't waist your time on the air box just get the bike running and ride her please. She like you to ride her hard
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yeah I think it's time to take a break, so whats the best way to clean rotors with brake cleaner? How often do I need to rotate them, clean them and replace pads? mile wise

 

Brake pads have a wear indicator and you should check them periodically. Your rotors have a minimum width measurement that can be found in the Honda service manual, maybe even the owners manual, I'm not 100% positive on that though. As far as how many miles between changing pads, it's kind of like tires, it depends on the pad quality, how easy or hard you ride and the environment you ride in.

The best thing to do is check your pads for wear and replace them when they get close to or to the wear indicator. You should also check your rotors when replacing your pads, just to make sure they're not getting too work out or scored.

 

Randy got over 100k miles I doubt it he ever replace the rotor. As for pad like Ootvs said it is all depend on how you ride. I said 15k +/- would be my call.

 

EBC HH from scamazon. $30 per pair, shipped.