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PostPosted: 15:45 - 17 Nov 2004    Post subject: What sort of engineering firm do I..... Reply with quote

... need to go to have about 2mm taken off my front brake disc?

It's hardened steel or something or other aren't they? So doing it at home isn't an option.

Basically the disc is too big so want about 2mm ground off the edge so that it'll fit proper.

Not sure what type of place to take it to do this? Presume it'll be cheap to do?
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PostPosted: 15:57 - 17 Nov 2004    Post subject: disk Reply with quote

I would suggest a good local engineering company, Yellow pages.

A lot of them have processes for crack testing which Im sure you will realise is somewhat important. You may find that they will not touch it as in some cases the hardening process is done after the original milling etc of the disk but it doesnt hurt to call and find out.
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PostPosted: 16:00 - 17 Nov 2004    Post subject: Reply with quote

Can the disc crack then if it has a mm or 2 taken off the edge?

I'm on about the small thin bit, not the sides.. say if you're looking down on the disc whilst fitted to the bike, that edge there, hard to expliain Laughing but it wouldn't make the disc any thinner on the edges, just in overall width?

I'm confused? Confused Laughing
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PostPosted: 16:03 - 17 Nov 2004    Post subject: Reply with quote

Any place with a big enough lathe should be able to do it for you, probably cost you a fiver / tenner if you find a friendly engineer.

Search for small engineering businesses in your local area and phone around.
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