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  1. 08-01-2007, 12:47 AM #1
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    Default shop to redrill rotors and press bearings

    I am trying to search for a shop that redrill rotors to fit my 5 lug conversion and to press my bear in to the hub ? thanks
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  2. 09-10-2007, 12:27 AM #2
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    bump, I haven't had any luck either.
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    GL finding a shop.
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    dosnt any regular shop do that..

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    Quote Originally Posted by cactusEG
    dosnt any regular shop do that..
    pressing bearings in? yes, redrill rotors? no
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  6. 09-10-2007, 08:21 AM #6
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    buy some rotors, have the bearings pressed
    You only live once, maybe twice if you use the e-brake!
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    THERE IS A MACHINE SHOP IN GWINNETT OFF OF BUFORD HIGHWAY...NOT SURE ON PRICING...I'LL CHECK IT OUT FOR YOU I HAVE TO STOP BY THERE AND HAVE THEM FIX A CONNECTING ROD FOR ME
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    Quote Originally Posted by RISKYB
    buy some rotors, have the bearings pressed
    Can't just buy some, as the rotors are 5-lug and I am 4-lug. (conversion)

    I just need to find a place to redrill rotors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neejay
    Can't just buy some, as the rotors are 5-lug and I am 4-lug. (conversion)

    I just need to find a place to redrill rotors.
    you have a 5 lug conversion or a 4 lug conversion on your 91 240? you can buy 5 lug rotors, not locally but you can order them and itll be alot better than a 4 lug rotors converted to a 5 lug rotor
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1siccEJ2
    you have a 5 lug conversion or a 4 lug conversion on your 91 240? you can buy 5 lug rotors, not locally but you can order them and itll be alot better than a 4 lug rotors converted to a 5 lug rotor
    I would be using Q45 calipers and the rotors for Q45 are for 5-lug. Stock for me is 4-lug.

    Trust me, if it were as simple as just buying 4-lug rotors to fit the 5-lug calipers, I would. lol
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    lol, well your best bet would be to call or visit that machine shop Annihilation mentioned
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  12. 09-10-2007, 11:15 AM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by Annihilation
    THERE IS A MACHINE SHOP IN GWINNETT OFF OF BUFORD HIGHWAY...NOT SURE ON PRICING...I'LL CHECK IT OUT FOR YOU I HAVE TO STOP BY THERE AND HAVE THEM FIX A CONNECTING ROD FOR ME
    Thanks man.
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