Love the way the Special Edition Brake and Clutch Reservoirs look, and want to add them to my non-Special Edition. Can these be used with the Nissin Master cylinders?

Yes they can!!!!!

* Last updated by: Eray on 1/20/2018 @ 11:32 AM *

Those look like they belong, I not impressed with the white-ish stockers

Nice upgrade!

All I've seen are the whitish ones or the anodized ones from Rizoma. Those are very sharp looking though.

Eray

Did you have to order the reservoir/cap/diagram other parts separately?? or does someone sell a complete assembly? I checked Partzilla and Bikebandit ant it seems like I would have to order separate parts?

Did you have to order the reservoir/cap/diagram other parts separately?? or does someone sell a complete assembly? I checked Partzilla and Bikebandit ant it seems like I would have to order separate parts?

Had to order separate parts, Reservoirs (Clutch and brake), brackets (brake side only) for reservoir and throttle cables, and the screw, rubber grommet (damper), collar, and nut.

* Last updated by: Eray on 1/23/2018 @ 2:21 PM *

When I priced it out it was very reasonable, like around $100.00 in parts.

43078-0577 - RESERVOIR
$17.57
43078-0580 - RESERVOIR
$16.13
11056-7711 - BRACKET,RESERVOIR
$12.12
11056-7789 - BRACKET,THROTTLE CABL
$7.70
92075-1028 - DAMPER RUBBER
$2.18
92152-2110 - COLLAR,6X16X10.6
$12.55
92154-1644 - BOLT,SOCKET,6X20
$1.03
92210-0322 - NUT,CAP,6MM
$0.51

$69.79 if I did the math correct. It's shipping that gets you.

* Last updated by: Eray on 1/23/2018 @ 2:28 PM *

Thank you for the details!

The same brake res is on my zx 10 rr

New to the forum. I just bought a 2008 ZX-14 Special Edition with 31,000 miles on her. I've changed all fluids. Put on the VooDoo dual slip on exhaust. Getting ready to do a Valve cover gasket replacement. Replace all worn and rusty parts. I have recently replaced the Brake & Clutch Reservoirs. The old ones were dry rot. So I decided to go with the 2016 ZX-14 Special Edition Brake & Clutch Reservoirs instead. The new cap and bracket for the clutch reservoir didn't come in yet. But I could wait to put them on. My next move is refreshing the paint on wheels and frame. My plan is to have her looking and running better then new by the end of the year.

Good start - welcome to the forum!

Looks nice!

Eray - another great thing I wanted to do - and you did it before. Perfect and thanks for all the info!

I ordered a clutch here, I think it is still very good. https://www.allicdata.com/products.html

Was thinking a while back of doing the smoked tank swap from the SE but
came across these, just received them today.

Exact same Nissin Parts, Smoked, Direct replacement, got them from Webike Japan. Webike Japan Great Site.

$40 for both and used the cheapest slow boat from Japan shipping $8 Total = $48

Took around 3 weeks to get to me, no tracking info etc.

NISSIN Smoke Tank for Clutch Master

NISSIN Smoke Tank for Brake Master

Thanks for the input

Was thinking a while back of doing the smoked tank swap from the SE but
came across these, just received them today.

Thanks piken. I just ordered a set. I just bled my brakes and clutch. Looks like I will have to do it again...

I should be getting my set today.Less than 50 bucks on partzilla.All the internals are the same,so no need to go with the 'new' inner parts.

You shouldn't need to bleed the brakes again.Just suck the reservoir fluid out,and remove the reservoir(with rags of course)...install new one and fill.

* Last updated by: Grn14 on 9/5/2019 @ 2:07 PM *

All the internals are the same,so no need to go with the 'new' inner parts.

Not quite sure what that means?

If you ordered the smoked ones from the SE model then I believe you
are going to receive the Brembo tanks. Unless they have some Smoked Nissins listed
somewhere.

If you currently have the white Nissin's on the bike, they mount differently
and you'll need a few more parts. Eray listed the additional parts above.

The Brembo and the Nissin are not a direct swap, at least for the Brake master.

* Last updated by: piken on 9/5/2019 @ 3:34 PM *

Grn14: You shouldn't need to bleed the brakes again.Just suck the reservoir fluid out,and remove the reservoir(with rags of course)...install new one and fill.

thanks for the tip Grn14.

Okay..well,I got mine today...they aren't smoked(like youse guys).They're whitish.Anyone have the part numbers...gonna have ta send em back and get the right ones.Bummer.Partzilla.What model year of bike is this for anyway...thanks all...when the part descriptionsays 'clear'...apparently that means 'white'!Here we go again!!lol.

* Last updated by: Grn14 on 9/6/2019 @ 6:29 PM *

Why not tint them with lens tint?