On-Car Brake Lathe & Bodykit
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On-Car Brake Lathe & Bodykit
I'm starting to get some serious vibration when applying my brakes. I believe I need to get my rotors lathed using an on-car lathe like ProCut. The problem is my car sits very low especially with the Do-Luck bodykit.
Has anyone with a lowered suspension or bodykit (or both like me) had their rotors lathed and if so what kind of shop did the work? I'm going to the local Nissan dealership but they did NOT seem to thrilled about the low clearance of the car. I'm nervous about them cracking the side skirts or front bumper.
Ron
Has anyone with a lowered suspension or bodykit (or both like me) had their rotors lathed and if so what kind of shop did the work? I'm going to the local Nissan dealership but they did NOT seem to thrilled about the low clearance of the car. I'm nervous about them cracking the side skirts or front bumper.
Ron
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Originally Posted by roncfpz
I'm starting to get some serious vibration when applying my brakes. I believe I need to get my rotors lathed using an on-car lathe like ProCut. The problem is my car sits very low especially with the Do-Luck bodykit.
Has anyone with a lowered suspension or bodykit (or both like me) had their rotors lathed and if so what kind of shop did the work? I'm going to the local Nissan dealership but they did NOT seem to thrilled about the low clearance of the car. I'm nervous about them cracking the side skirts or front bumper.
Ron
Has anyone with a lowered suspension or bodykit (or both like me) had their rotors lathed and if so what kind of shop did the work? I'm going to the local Nissan dealership but they did NOT seem to thrilled about the low clearance of the car. I'm nervous about them cracking the side skirts or front bumper.
Ron
Why do you need to have the rotors turned while on the car? Just get a regular brake job done. Pull the rotors off and take them in to be turned.
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Originally Posted by Zivman
Why do you need to have the rotors turned while on the car? Just get a regular brake job done. Pull the rotors off and take them in to be turned.
Thanks!
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