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Old 03-07-2010, 03:02 PM   #1
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Default Can cross drilled rotors be machined?

Hi, I just brought a full set of 4 Pot Brembos for my BA xr6t, (BA GT-P set up), the rotors look like they need machining. Can the cross drilled rotors be machined, or is there a way to get the braking surfacing flat again?

If so, do you have the services to do it?

Also, are the bolts of the standard brake set up the same used to fit the brembo set up, plus rear brake lines, will they swap over? If they arent/dont fit, do you stock/can supply whats needed?

Cheers Pete.

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