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Oct 17, 2004 | 09:00 AM

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Lincoln

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Looking for a machine shop

I am looking for a machine shop that will re-drill rotors to different bolt patters and enlarge the center bore for a decent price. Can anybody recommend some place?

Oct 17, 2004 | 09:01 AM

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gabe

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PM 0HP930 , he works at http://enginelaboftampa.com .. he'll probably chime in sooner or later

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Oct 17, 2004 | 09:05 AM

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Oct 17, 2004 | 11:24 AM

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Sorry, engine machining only.

Oct 17, 2004 | 04:13 PM

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Whaazup17

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I got a question. you redrill the bolts for a different bolt pattern then what do you expect to do with the old holes? just leave them there

Oct 17, 2004 | 05:56 PM

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Yeah, the best way to change the bolt radius is to drill the new holes between the old ones.

Oct 17, 2004 | 06:03 PM

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Quote:

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Yeah, the best way to change the bolt radius is to drill the new holes between the old ones.

got ya so leaving the old ones wouldn't that make it weak?

Oct 17, 2004 | 06:30 PM

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harris performance in dunedun.727 734 3394 ask for bill harris hes a good guy and has built some incredible motors

Oct 18, 2004 | 07:25 AM

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Lincoln

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I spoke with Harris Performance and they can't do it.
They said I need to find a machine shop, because it requires an index table to do it properly.

Oct 18, 2004 | 07:38 AM

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Ian MMF

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Why don't you just buy the right rotors?

Seems it would be cheaper and less hastle.

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