Topic: Hydraulic brake light switch

[70CB750]

I found this, seems like a perfect solution for my F front brakes and K master cylinder.  Anybody using one?  Experience/opinion?

[Cqyqte]

Easy-peazy, leaves a very clean set up.  Just tighten the bolt before running the wires or you will end up with twisted wires if done the reverse way... don't ask

[70CB750]

Thats what I thought and thanks for the heads up 

[Harsh]

I use one on the Triumph.  I suggest getting one from Woodcraft.  I tried a few other manufacturers (because they were cheaper) and they all required too much pressure before the brake light would activate.  The Woodcraft has worked perfectly for 3 years now.

[dusterdude]

Thats neat,i use a switch from a 50's car of some sort threaded into a tee on my panhead,shame i didnt see that thing 25 yrs ago

[shinyribs]

Been looking for these. Seen them on late model Harleys.I dig 'em. Where'd you find them? No way I'm paying for H-D stuff. lol

[Cqyqte]

Goodridge makes them too as does Russell and Willwood, nice clean units.

[Harsh]

FWIW Goodridge was one of the units I tried that didn't work well.  If I remember correctly Goodridge and Russel are the same company.

[tweakin]

I use them on almost all my builds, just make sure you get the correct pitch for the master cylinder.  Here is one with a brembo master upgrade on my 78f.


And one of the 77f with rearsets.