Thread: What can I do with old brake rotors?

This is more common than glowing discs these days.
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Originally Posted by joel0407

What year model? The GTR has carbon fibre rotors. A whole different ball game.

Happy Days

Well now we're splitting hairs but the only GTR produced after the R34 is no longer called a skyline GTR, simply the GTR. So as I called it a Skyline then it must be pre R35
It was an R33 GTR

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As requested, If you need some more strength you can twitch a wire through the stud holes and around the strainer.



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Tote

Originally Posted by p38arover

Pix?

Completely off topic but as requested.





















When we did the Gibb with a mate last year, he had a similar thing called a Snow Pea. It was made of stainless but they want $300 for one. This was $24 from Super Cheap Auto.

Originally Posted by joel0407

I'm only here until March next year. So that's it. I'll keep them and make one after I move somewhere cold.

If they are ventilated discs they don't work as well, they will need to be sealed around the edges.. That's why I picked up some solid rotors from my local LR workshop (plus a couple of old Perentie drums).

The D2 has vented on the front and solid on the rear so I have both to choose from.

Happy Days.

Thanks for the pix of the fire pit, Joel. I'll check Super Cheap out.

You could advertise them on Ebay in the sporting goods section

.....Pair of Russian Olympian training Discus