Prado Disc Rotors?

[vvilly]

So i went to get my front discs re skimmed, because they were done originally off the vehicle. The dude said he not going to touch them as they are 16-17 mm and minimum should be 19mm.


So i brought some new rotors and took them down to a local engineer to get them re drilled out to suit the 130 hub, as i have done the IFS hub swap.
He stated he will not re drill them as the Dowel hole will be too close to the hub hole.


Here is my question....
Can i buy Disc's that have not been drilled full stop or without dowel holes so i can re drill to new stud pattern.??????

Disc size is 302mm


Thanks Jase

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So i brought some new rotors and took them down to a local engineer to get them re drilled out to suit the 130 hub, as i have done the IFS hub swap.
He stated he will not re drill them as the Dowel hole will be too close to the hub hole.

Sorry, not really answering your question, but what discs were on it previous?
If the old ones are the same (as just purchased ones) and drilled the same as you intend on doing to new ones , and it got certified one the current ones, then whats the engineers issue with redrilling?

[vvilly]

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Sorry, not really answering your question, but what discs were on it previous?
If the old ones are the same (as just purchased ones) and drilled the same as you intend on doing to new ones , and it got certified one the current ones, then whats the engineers issue with redrilling?[/quote]

They still on it atm as it is my daily driver. They are the original 78 series ones that came with the front cut that i brought.
To check them im going to have to pull it all apart then put it all back together was hoping someone might have some knowledge on this

the bolt pattern on the 78 is a different diameter to the 130, and he stated to offset the holes the dowel holes are in the road and he wont do it

[tallsam66]

Just drill them yourself ...all you need is a good drill press, some sharp drills & some cutting oil.
Use your old discs as a guide.

[vvilly]

Just drill them yourself ...all you need is a good drill press, some sharp drills & some cutting oil.
Use your old discs as a guide.

yeah Jeremy said the same

[SamLogan]

i did mine with a drill press and a good cobalt drill bit in 30 mins. someone somewhere in nz was selling already drilled ones. forgot who.

Sam

[vvilly]

i did mine with a drill press and a good cobalt drill bit in 30 mins. someone somewhere in nz was selling already drilled ones. forgot who.

Sam

did your new ones have the Dowel hole though Sam

[SamLogan]

i think so. was so long ago since i had it all apart. even if it did i have had it like this for 18months now and no issues. here is the link to the website

http://4wdstuff.co.nz/braking/ifs-hub-s ... nted-rotor


sam

[tallsam66]

i did mine with a drill press and a good cobalt drill bit in 30 mins. someone somewhere in nz was selling already drilled ones. forgot who.

Sam

did your new ones have the Dowel hole though Sam

Yep ....drilled right on edge of them ...was a little tricky but worked ok

[rokhound]

Don't know that Steve is still doing any of that gear (4wd stuff.co.nz) I'd be getting in touch with him before you just order anything off the website.

[Smurf]

Call NZ Brake Co and see if they can supply them undrilled?

[vvilly]

Toms come to the party im off to his house on sunday to drink beer while he drills them