Anyone know of a local machinist that could open up the center hole on a set of chevy rotors to fit a landcuiser hub? Looking for someone that won't rake me over the coals on cost.
Local Machinist?
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Gerry Griffin 401-765-5900
Owner/machinist I'm assuming they are steel and if you bring down a Toyota rim I think he'll be able to map the hole so the new ones are exactly the same. Most holes aren't round.
This guy does fantastic work. He's the only person I coul;d find to machine my turbo castings.
Gerry Griffin 401-765-5900
Owner/machinist I'm assuming they are steel and if you bring down a Toyota rim I think he'll be able to map the hole so the new ones are exactly the same. Most holes aren't round.
This guy does fantastic work. He's the only person I coul;d find to machine my turbo castings.
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Cool. Thanks Rick I'll give him a call. I can actually bring him down the axle I need to have the rotor fit over. How were his prices?
If would depend on how big of a cheap bastid you are as to what you would consider to be expensive.
In my case I already had a shop fail miserably at machining a casting and this guy banged it out of the park at 1/3 the other guys price.
So I'm thinking he's cheap.
In my case I already had a shop fail miserably at machining a casting and this guy banged it out of the park at 1/3 the other guys price.
So I'm thinking he's cheap.
Jay if you run into a problem, bring em down here Ill do em for ya.
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You already know I'm cheap. But if he was 1/3 the price that makes it sound like he's fair. I don't mind paying but I don't want to get bent over.
Thanks Pat!!
