[Before/After] Full Floating Brake Rotors 

It's a bit misleading, I only realised after the video that I hadn't compressed the brake pads against the rotor completely. But it was still a great improvement to braking and feel.

You cannot be more wrong mate

You are correct, however, I changed the spring washers inside the buttons to flat washers in order to change them to a completely loose floater.

@@howtomoto do you race this bike on a track? Otherwise it's just a waste of time, money, and effort. Normal brake drag is literally 0.0% impact on a street bike. The only value full floats have is to improve cooling on high speed, heavy braking tracks. A well installed full float can reduce brake temps by 20 or so degrees when NOT braking, and thst can be meaningful when braking from 160 mph down to 40 mph entering a turn on a motogp course. Granted, it does look like an impressive gain on a video, but once the bike is running it's meaningless except for track. The main drag force is aerodynamic efficiency, and that drag doubles for every 10 mph increase in speed. Normal brake drag isn't even sufficient to keep the bike from rolling on the slightest slope.

Yes you can with a stock rotor. I used my stock rotor in this video. You just have to ensure the diameter and thickness of the buttons match with your rotor.

Wahh. That shud save lot of cost right. Will definitely buy a set of the button

www.tpoparts.com/cat093/index.php?route=product/product&path=2&product_id=225 ;)

wrong, the first is semi floating with wave washer installed and 2nd is full floating with washers removed

@@colito6399 Well, I stand corrected....but they're both still floating rotors.

@@BiffBallbag technically yes but one is more "floating" than the other. the ones with the washers removed literally rattles and shit while your riding

@@colito6399 It makes sense, you've increased the clearances. Unless you're drag racing where every ounce counts it's a waste of effort. I can't say in 30yrs of riding and working in the motorcycle industry that I've ever heard of a manufacturer promote or differentiate full, semi, or partial floating rotors, its either floating to not.