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Old 07-08-2019, 02:34 AM   #5
Bleakley
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Originally Posted by S14DB View Post
Clamp the old rotor to the new one. Wheel face to wheel face. 3-4 clamps around on the friction surface. Line up one lug hole on both and make sure they are both centered on the hub hole. Use the old 4 lug rotor as a drill guide.
Saw this. Punching just 3 holes right? If I do it that way, I’d throw the rotor a little out of balance. Or is it such little material it’s not much to worry about?
Thanks for the reply.


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Originally Posted by afishysilvia View Post
Better idea, get 88rotors 300zx drilled conversion rotors.
Conversion rotors is good idea / tempting. Thank you.
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