There was a thread about this on the phpBB, which has obviously now dis-appeared. I know there is enough room to drill them to Ford stud pattern ( so says dattoman ). But is there enough room to drill them to HQ pattern? In melbourne, I found a place in Hawthorn that can drill blank discs, but somebody posted about a place that can do it a lot cheaper than I was quoted. I think it was in Mordialloc.
Drilling blank DBA 010 discs
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, Feb 04 2006 02:36 PM
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Posted 04 February 2006 - 03:04 PM
Wouldn't it be cheaper (if you hav'nt already bought the blank disc's) to convert it to HZ type brakes (like the A9X's) your only looking at $100 the lot for a pair of Hz stub axles disc's and calipers, grind the calipers the same as the A9X (i,ve read a thread on it here somewere) and away you go! 
just a thought.
just a thought.
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Posted 04 February 2006 - 03:12 PM
When you consider how much I've spent on the bits I already have, not really. Plus it then means I have more stuff in the garage instead of less. Changing to HQ pattern is a last resort, which I don't have to use yet. Just getting organised in case I do.
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Posted 04 February 2006 - 03:31 PM
From the old forum
Alloy Race Components
15 Nicholls Court
Mordialloc ph. 03 9588 2994
Contact: john Barbieri
Alloy Race Components
15 Nicholls Court
Mordialloc ph. 03 9588 2994
Contact: john Barbieri
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Posted 04 February 2006 - 03:32 PM
The problem is the lack of DBA010's in undrilled
I'm still waiting on my order placed mid last year
Yes there is enough room to do Ford or HQ pattern on them
I'm still waiting on my order placed mid last year
Yes there is enough room to do Ford or HQ pattern on them
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