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    sideways again... redcagepatrol's Avatar
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    I have a drill press and access to a lathe.

    For the rear ford 9", I already drilled out the axle shafts to 6 lug. Cost - $16 for a drill bit. The calipers are $15ea, the weld on brackets were $9 ea, and the rotors are about $20 ea. Rear disc brakes for about $150.

    For the front, I will drill the rotors and hubs, cost - $0
    Machine down hub - Cost - $0 or some trades.
    I plan on running a 17" rim, but will grind down the caliper to fit a 15"
    Front 6 lug conversion cost - time.

    EDIT: PS,
    I have Toyota 4 piston calipers and rotors or the Patrol rear. I hate them - the fixed design means that the axle shaft can't be bent any, it opens up the caliper and makes the brakes squishy. Plus, those calipers are like $60 ea compared to $15.
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    I may have the perfect rotors for you. They come from my front porch. They're 6 lug, and new, never been used, probably the right thickness because they were in a box with caddy calipers which also needed thinnish rotors. Free or trade.

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    sideways again... redcagepatrol's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by eight
    I may have the perfect rotors for you. They come from my front porch. They're 6 lug, and new, never been used, probably the right thickness because they were in a box with caddy calipers which also needed thinnish rotors. Free or trade.
    Hmm, might have to come up to CS this weekend...

    Here are some more progress pics - there pretty old
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    Once was lost... BMFScout's Avatar
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    I don't remember what those rotors came off of, but they are from my aborted rear disc brake project. I get a beer if they work.
    Boats and hoes

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    Thunderbird will do just fine.

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    Looking good!
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    scott your pictures would be easier to understand if they weren't taken straight on
    are those arch things just 1/4" spacers?
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    damnit... if everyone is leaving i want my original 15 back... i dont wanna be left with these tools

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    sideways again... redcagepatrol's Avatar
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    yep - so the spring fits inside the frame - it looks pretty good all grinded up
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    do you have a standoff tip for your plasma? That's some nice cuttage!
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    damnit... if everyone is leaving i want my original 15 back... i dont wanna be left with these tools

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    Quote Originally Posted by uglyota
    do you have a standoff tip for your plasma? That's some nice cuttage!
    You mean you couldn't get a torch cut that clean? I could....

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    I use the "training wheels" as I like to call them. They are sweet most of the time.
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    Thunderbird will do just fine.

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    im liking it. its not gonna be as tall as i predicted.


    if those rotors are supposed to be on the porch here, they arent.

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    No they were on the porch, they're now in a jeep parts pile here in karnes.

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    WTF - do I need a 3/16" spacer or something? Is there supposed to be something between the retainer plate and the housing?

    I started on the front bumper...
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    '08 Dodge 2500 Mega Cab 6.7 Diesel 4x4
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    The office sucks - I wanna go wheeling!

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    yes, the backing plate
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