question about Drilled Slotted rotors
question about Drilled Slotted rotors
I bought some drilled slotted brembo blanks and i think i'm starting to feel it pulsate when i brake.. I was wondering if they can be cut by mechanics since they are slotted and drilled?
Re: question about Drilled Slotted rotors
Originally posted by johnnyo319
I bought some drilled slotted brembo blanks and i think i'm starting to feel it pulsate when i brake.. I was wondering if they can be cut by mechanics since they are slotted and drilled?
I bought some drilled slotted brembo blanks and i think i'm starting to feel it pulsate when i brake.. I was wondering if they can be cut by mechanics since they are slotted and drilled?
nope.. warp a rotor like that and consider it a paperweight.
you MIGHT find a shop that will do it, but good luck. it's worth a try, but have a new set of rotors ready in case they break them on the lathe. (and be ready to buy them a new lathe when the disc breaks and rips the arm off the lathe)
you MIGHT find a shop that will do it, but good luck. it's worth a try, but have a new set of rotors ready in case they break them on the lathe. (and be ready to buy them a new lathe when the disc breaks and rips the arm off the lathe)
Originally posted by Matt93SE
nope.. warp a rotor like that and consider it a paperweight.
you MIGHT find a shop that will do it, but good luck. it's worth a try, but have a new set of rotors ready in case they break them on the lathe. (and be ready to buy them a new lathe when the disc breaks and rips the arm off the lathe)
nope.. warp a rotor like that and consider it a paperweight.
you MIGHT find a shop that will do it, but good luck. it's worth a try, but have a new set of rotors ready in case they break them on the lathe. (and be ready to buy them a new lathe when the disc breaks and rips the arm off the lathe)
"and be ready to buy them a new lathe when the disc breaks and rips the arm off the lathe" If this happens to you then you went to the wrong shop. The lathe operator would have to be a bleeding idiot.beat it to fit, paint it to match... that how we do airplanes.
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