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1983 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk · Pads, Shoes & Rear Linkage Buying guide
The Kevlar and sintered listings have overlapping application coverage but different reference groups. The sintered FAQ specifically requires a pad-shape comparison. Rear shoes are supplied as two matched pieces at 139 x 40 mm, and the rod nut, joint and retaining pin are separate items.
Kevlar option with its reference groupNames 45105-MC9-305 / 45105-MA5-771 / 45105-MA5-772 for the listed compatible front-disc application.View part
Sintered option requiring a shape matchNames 45105-MC9-006 / 45105-MA5-771 / 45105-MC9-003; compare the existing pad before ordering.View part
139 x 40 mm matched rear shoesTwo shoes are supplied for one compatible rear drum, identifying Honda 43120-413-006.View part
Related parts: Rear rod-to-arm joint · Retaining pin and cotter package · Rear rod free-play adjusting nut
The shared 45105-MA5-771 reference does not establish every other listed reference as interchangeable. Match the pad shape and exact application first. Neither listing provides a reason to rank a compound universally above the other or skip checking the fitted brake components.
The rear rod listings direct inspection for wear and bending at the rod, pedal, arm, joint holes and return mechanism. A shoe package supplies friction parts, while the related pin package supplies its cotter separately from the joint and nut. Identify the actual hardware requirement before adding it.
It appears in both featured reference groups, but the sintered FAQ still requires matching the reference and existing pad shape. Confirm that physical application before choosing material. The overlapping model list does not prove universal interchange between every reference named.
The package supplies one joint pin replacing 95015-52000 and one cotter pin replacing 94201-16250. The arm joint and adjusting nut have their own listings. Inspect the joint location before adding the package to a rear linkage repair.
The shoe FAQ calls for drum-surface, service-limit diameter, return-spring, cam and pivot checks. The rod FAQs add wear or bending at the linkage and joint holes. Use those inspections to identify the pieces needed, while matching the stated shoe dimensions.
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