What I need is something Id say I feel is pretty easy to do, but Im no machinist, and have no equipment.

I would like a "hub" made, which is in a 4x100 pattern, and is centered to sit under an ITR rotor, and be bolted onto the ITR rotor via the countersunk screws.

Name a price.

 

If you are trying to do ITR sized brakes, just get redrilled rotors from fastbrakes.
If that's not what you are trying to do, can you please explain what you want a bit better.

 

Id prefer to drill my own. Its for that, and Ill be drilling quite a few.

 

make a drawing, send it to some shops.

most likely someone in your area will be the cheapest.

if for some reason you cant find anyone else, send it to me and i'll put in a bid, though transportation across the country likely wont be worthwhile.

 

So this is not you go on a car, this is so you can redrill rotors?

Fastbrakes sells what you are trying to make for 40$/rotor.

 

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Ok, maybe you didnt read. Im not just doing this once, its something ill be doing quantities of.

If you would'nt mind, just keep your input out of this thread.

Thanks.

 

damn dude, i hope you dont need anymore friends...

 

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Not sure why you say that, and I wasnt being a dick. He wasnt offering me what I was looking for, and when I go through a set of rotors in 3 weekends on track, 80 bux is a lot to keep doing.

 

I agree. The thread was asking for quotes, not asking for opinions on why he should/shouldn't be doing something.

I wish there was a machinist portion of the for sale forum so that people could submit requests to machinists for quotes. I too am having a hard time finding a shop to do what I think is a fairly simple job on a mill. I really miss college where I had access to a machine shop and could do it all myself!

(The machine shop work section might be a good idea. Often I see people here asking for stuff to be made, and other times I see amateur machinists asking for work)