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Brake Shop Needed for Aftermarket Wilwoods


Rick-n-Columbus

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I have a set of 6-piston Wilwoods with 13.1" rotors on my Marauder. I've developed a bad pulsation from them, which tells me they need to be cut. I've had this once before and they were cut once to solve the problem.

 

Can anyone recommend a good brake shop (or speed shop) that has an on-car lathe for cutting these types of rotors, that also has experience with aftermarket brakes like these?

 

Thanks!

 

Rick

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can you pull them off the car yourself? i can do them during lunch one day if you want to do that. or we can run them throught the shop and do it. they don't need to be on car, i'm not one of those on car bandwagon people and they never pusate when i do the bench lathe.
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best thing to do is remove them and turn them. that way you clean the rotor hats and the hub. to make sure everything is true! noq since they have been cut before, what makes you think there is enought left to cut them again. gets the specs from wilwood , then mic them to see if there is enough left to turn . turn them to thin and they will warp even worse they first good heat cycle they get.
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best thing to do is remove them and turn them. that way you clean the rotor hats and the hub. to make sure everything is true! noq since they have been cut before, what makes you think there is enought left to cut them again. gets the specs from wilwood , then mic them to see if there is enough left to turn . turn them to thin and they will warp even worse they first good heat cycle they get.

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def check the specs, especially if they have been turned once.

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