Rotors( Replacement- having to be drilled)

[darren paget]

That will work Scott. It is the drilling part that is the only stickler. Checked
out Toronado rotors today. No studs and five holes. It might be worth the try to
save $100.00 Canadian EACH. I would like to hear from someone who has done this,
first.

> Hello Netters!
>
> I think, I read someone saying the studs have to be removed to locate holes
> for the alignment of rotor holes. Once the rotors are removed, there are no
> studs sticking out of them. So if you are so inclined, the alignment, should
> be just a matter of placing the two faces together properly, clamping,
> transfer punching, drilling.
> Any contradictions?
>
> Scott NEHODA'S
> BACK YARD
>

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Darren Paget
76 Experimental
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[thomas g. warner]

sounds like a lot of hole, * I believe as only one will line up and can e
used. how many times are you replacing them? Is it really worth the
aggravation?

>That will work Scott. It is the drilling part that is the only stickler.
Checked
>out Toronado rotors today. No studs and five holes. It might be worth the
try to
>save $100.00 Canadian EACH. I would like to hear from someone who has done
this,
>first.
>

>
>> Hello Netters!
>>
>> I think, I read someone saying the studs have to be removed to locate holes
>> for the alignment of rotor holes. Once the rotors are removed, there are no
>> studs sticking out of them. So if you are so inclined, the alignment, should
>> be just a matter of placing the two faces together properly, clamping,
>> transfer punching, drilling.
>> Any contradictions?
>>
>> Scott NEHODA'S
>> BACK YARD
>>
>
>--
> Darren Paget
> 76 Experimental
> Another Fab Day
> paget
>
>
>
>

 

[frank folkmann]

Daren.
The man to call is Bobby Moore in Louisville KY. He has a jig. We did
mine at his house with a small drill press. He did his first set without
the jig. Call him he will be a big help to you. 502 964-6416
>That will work Scott. It is the drilling part that is the only stickler.
>Checked
>out Toronado rotors today. No studs and five holes. It might be worth the
>try to
>save $100.00 Canadian EACH. I would like to hear from someone who has done
>this,
>first.
>

>
>> Hello Netters!
>>
>> I think, I read someone saying the studs have to be removed to locate holes
>> for the alignment of rotor holes. Once the rotors are removed, there are no
>> studs sticking out of them. So if you are so inclined, the alignment,
should
>> be just a matter of placing the two faces together properly, clamping,
>> transfer punching, drilling.
>> Any contradictions?
>>
>> Scott NEHODA'S
>> BACK YARD
>>
>
>--
> Darren Paget
> 76 Experimental
> Another Fab Day
> paget
>
>

Frank SW Indiana

 

[darren paget]

To replace them once will save me $175.00, including the cost of taking them to a
machine shop to be drilled. I agree with you on using the people who support the GM
but I do believe they are taking us to the cleaners if using Toro. rotors actually
does work. I will keep investigating.

> sounds like a lot of hole, * I believe as only one will line up and can e
> used. how many times are you replacing them? Is it really worth the
> aggravation?

Darren Paget
76 Experimental
Another Fab Day
paget