wanted : rear wheel for darmah
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Hi,
Ive read this post : http://www.bevelheaven.com/~BB/phpBB2/v ... =speedline
and Im quoting "jmuntis" : "FPS wheels that are 6 bolt can be used in a 4 bolt application by simply drilling and tapping threads for 2 more holes. As rec'd in 6 bolt config., one pair of the holes will align properly with current holes and the 2 added ones will end up half way between another pair and have no adverse effect on the wheel in strength or appearence."
How does that idea sounds to you, will it be safe to do this modification?
Ive read this post : http://www.bevelheaven.com/~BB/phpBB2/v ... =speedline
and Im quoting "jmuntis" : "FPS wheels that are 6 bolt can be used in a 4 bolt application by simply drilling and tapping threads for 2 more holes. As rec'd in 6 bolt config., one pair of the holes will align properly with current holes and the 2 added ones will end up half way between another pair and have no adverse effect on the wheel in strength or appearence."
How does that idea sounds to you, will it be safe to do this modification?
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FWIW - 4 bolt disks have a different offset to 6 bolt disks so if anything before you go ruining your disks by drilling holes in them, put them on the wheel with 1 bolt and check if the spacing is ok for what you suggest and do please let us know.

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i usually have new cast iron 6 hole rotors in stock [drilled too] but don;t have any presently. I can get more no problem. They are not exactly inexpensive. See my online shop in the brakes section then click ROTORS to see the 4 bolt ones I have both drilled and non drilled to get an idea. Where on the planet are you?



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280mm discs are getting to be a PITA to find. Nice to know you've got new ones, btw, Steve.
If you need to get second-hand ones, Hashashan, just be careful to check they are not worn below their limit - 5.8mm.
Unfortunately, I can't help you, but hopefully someone on the Forum can. Otherwise, it's going to be FleaBay and posting messages to all the usual suspects - for example, I see Andrew Jones at Mdina is advertising a used set of 4 bolt discs.
http://www.mdinaitalia.co.uk/used-parts.html
HTH
Craig
If you need to get second-hand ones, Hashashan, just be careful to check they are not worn below their limit - 5.8mm.
Unfortunately, I can't help you, but hopefully someone on the Forum can. Otherwise, it's going to be FleaBay and posting messages to all the usual suspects - for example, I see Andrew Jones at Mdina is advertising a used set of 4 bolt discs.
http://www.mdinaitalia.co.uk/used-parts.html
HTH
Craig
I have a spare set of rotors but I woulsd have to dig them out to see what they are...I think they were for a Pantah but not sure...I will check today. Im in NH USA..
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78 900 GTS
86 F1B
80 SSD
02 Harley FXD
72 H2 750 triple
08 KTM 300XC
there has yet to be a motorcycle line made that is as satisfying to ride, hear and look at as the ducati bevels