Anyone have a recommended place to get a rotor turned? Thanks.
it’s my understanding that it’s never worth it to do this…
just get new rotors…
Napa does them for cheap.(The main store on whirle)
Rotors are cheap.Get new ones
Aerostar is a big rotor with a hub if its thick turn it.
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Aerostar is a big rotor with a hub if its thick turn it.
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I would suggest you buy new rotors.
$24.99 each.
How much is it to turn them at napa?
for what car? assuming its the 99 mustang GT in your sig…i have some stockers that are fine…$25 for all 4 if you want them…just let me check my shed tomorrow and make sure i still got them.
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it’s my understanding that it’s never worth it to do this…
just get new rotors…
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Not always the case…
Rear rotors for my Esprit are now out of production. When I called on a price for a set of rears, they quoted me ~$750 for a set of rears. I respectfully declined and had Skrapper surface mine for ~$20, on Englewood. Good as new…
where the F did i get aerostar from? I normally would not get a hub-less rotor turned, unless it looked like new and only had a slight pulsation. Rusty-dont bother. Large full size rotors with a hub i’ve never had an issue turning, providing they were thick enough and not at discard after turning.
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Not always the case…
Rear rotors for my Esprit are now out of production. When I called on a price for a set of rears, they quoted me ~$750 for a set of rears. I respectfully declined and had Skrapper surface mine for ~$20, on Englewood. Good as new…
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this is true… however he apparently has a 99 mustang gt.
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Go to Skrapper at Napa. He won’t bullshit you. If they can be turned, he’ll do it. If you need new ones he’ll tell you.