Can’t you use these for making your own disc set up? Only $23 and don’t have to find someone to cut your drums

http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp ... D501%2D581

I think you use 73 porshe 911 rear rotors on them. They slip on like hats

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the first set of disc brakes i ever made i took type 3 hubs and then turned the centers out of front rotors and slid them right over the hub.then some guys stated using s-10 rotors i think and redrilling them but that was before you could buy the disc brake kits and when they first come out that they was two piece also.

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I had some drums turned down,,cost me $100 then bought 84 300zx 4 lug rotors...I did not realize the type 3 hubs would work,,,with a little trimming.

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wow $100.00 to cut down two drums.thats alot imo local guy here charges around $20 and does a good job.if you take your time you can take a small grinder and score a good groove all the way arond it then knock out the hub with a hammer just takes awhile but for $100 i would go that route.chad

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Yea,,,I had a buddy do them on a brake lathe when I was in a bind

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that must have been one of those good buddys right lol.not to steal this thread but im building new set of brakes and i really liked the looks of your calipers,what year and make are those off of think i might try that type,that is if your satisfied with the way they work for you.chad

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You talkin to me?,,,I got mine off a mid 80's corolla,,they are easy to mount,,,strong ,,but maybe a little heavy for the ky crowd
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thanks firebug .chad

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two of my coworkers used those hubs to put disc brakes on their rails. They used porsche 914 rear rotors and Ghia calipers. One guy bought pre-made caliper brackets and the other made his own. iirc they said you had to machine the hub slightly to fit.

i used a small grinder and cut the cut the centers out of them working good still