Reply to "Sacc Wilwood 6 piston with stock disc conversion"

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Not to be ungrateful for your help, but the casting says clearly the minimum thickness is 19mm!

If you convert inches to mm it gets you to 17 mm after refinishing it…

the curvature that goes from the disc to the hat is exactly flush with the disc at 19 mm thickness… I do not think you actually would machine it creating a sharp corner / stress riser in that area! 17mm is definitely not correct!

regarding the original thickness of a new brake disc I thought it may be 20 or 21 mm?!

I did see the machined Porsche rotors to fit the Pantera but the price was not anything I am willing to spend… Over $800 per disc?! if I remember correctly…

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