Rear MC Return Spring Setup

I know a return spring isn't necessary; however, I'm picky and would like to use one with my Woodcraft Rearsets. Does anyone know where to source the spring setup in the 5th pic. of the following thread? http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?t=225016

I did PM the OP, but I know some guys only use this forum to sell parts so I figure I'd post where the locals roam as well.

Thanks for any help you can lend.

 

i used a clutch spring.

 

Woodcraft CFM sells those, I'm pretty sure.

 

I've seen hardware stores such as Lowe's, Home Dep, Ace etc. that carry individual springs in sizes that would work for MC's.

 

check it


http://www.woodcraft-cfm.com/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=18084

 

great idea!

 

I take them out of thermostat

 

And that's after you've taken your thermostat out of your bike right?

 

funny how that works, take out guts out of thermostat and nice spring falls in your hand
you do need to make plate for spring to use it on master, woodcraft is easy and cheap.

 

I have all of the colors shown. $14+$2

Thanks for asking.

 

Thanks for the replies, looks like alot of options including Yoshi. as the OP answered back my PM.

 

Bump for Jim, awesome parts and fast shipping too.:up:

 

Thanks, I was hoping someone would post up. Enjoy.

 

Bump 2 for fast shipping, no hassles, great price, and seamless install!! :up:

 

:up::up: for the parts made by Tillerpilot
A fair price and fast shipping; can't beat that.

I bought a few of his rear caliper "springs & washers" last week and
he mentioned that he also has custom made resevoirs that will fit
my bike; a 2003 GSX-R1000. I suspect these would fit many other
GSX-R's as well, but that's for you to determine if you are interested.

Received it today and can not say enough about how well made this part is.
Easily rivals anything you would find from any other source.
Solid aluminum resevoir and cap, black anodized; also included are the
necessary rubber seal and vent ring.

The tygon hose may be a cheaper alternative, but it's nowhere near as
nice as this part.