Anyone using EnKei rims?

[Twinisin]

I have them on my ‘03 and the 45mm rotor is worn out. I’m searching everywhere to find a replacement.

[Stephan]

everyone with few exceptions, it is oem part.

[E.Marquez]

I have them on my ‘03 and the 45mm rotor is worn out. I’m searching everywhere to find a replacement.

45mm rotor ? Ahh are you working on a miniature replica of a VTR1000F

enkei three spoke is the stock wheel...so the rotors are an OEM part, or after,market from an number of manufacturers ..
But in any case, neither front or rear rotor is 45mm

[sirch345]

I have them on my ‘03 and the 45mm rotor is worn out. I’m searching everywhere to find a replacement.

Did you miss the point, as in 4.5mm disc thickness

Chris.

[Twinisin]

I just saw that. The problem I'm running into is that its a 5 bolt instead of 4. Previous owner just ran it until there wasn't much left to run. I'm thinking of dumping the set for practicality. I cannot find any info on line about these rims. Supposedly the front end came off a GSXR and bearings were ordered to fit the conversion for the tripple trees and the rear axle, but I cannot confirm any of this after hours of looking it up.

[tony.mon]

Re bearings, you can just take the old ones to a bearing supplier and they will match them up, or if you can see the codes on the old ones just order the same.

With the disc, I'd be tempted to head for a breaker to see what they have that fits.
At least they will tell you what bike their one came off so you could order a new one if you preferred.

If that's not practical take it to a suzuki main dealer and they can match it up.
Is there a part number on the disc.? If so you can look up the part and see what models it was originally fitted to.

[Wicky]

Unless you can contact the PO to find out what he cobbled together on your bitsa - best measure what you've got and look here / contact this firm. (or similar wherever you are located as I suspect you're not in the UK)

http://www.allbikeengineering.co.uk/fit ... _guide.pdf

http://www.allbikeengineering.co.uk/discs.php