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PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 7:57 pm 
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I called Moser Engineering about changing my front hubs from 6 to 5 lug. They are not doing that anymore, even though it is still posted as an available service on their web site. Does anyone know of another machine shop that does this kind of work?

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you'll pretty much have to find a local machine shop to do this for you from what i've seen
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well even most machine shops wont do it cuz of the liabilty issuse. cody tried to have his drilled and they woundnt do it for that reason.

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farmer_joe252 wrote:
well even most machine shops wont do it cuz of the liabilty issuse. cody tried to have his drilled and they woundnt do it for that reason.
Same here, so its 6 in the front 5 in the back :cry: One thing though------ You can't tell when I pass ya at 120mph+ :twisted:
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farmer_joe252 wrote:
well even most machine shops wont do it cuz of the liabilty issuse. cody tried to have his drilled and they woundnt do it for that reason.


Yep the reason is, moser (and any other machine shop that does it) will have to drill right through the heads of some of the bolts that hold the rotor and the hub together. I had Moser do mine years ago and when i got it back i was like WTF? this is how they do it?

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I just got some disks redrilled for my 75 and i said the same thing wtf because they drill thruogh some of the bolts but they look like they will hold all i need to complete my swap is caliper brackets those things are hard to find on the east coast
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are you looking for the stock caliper brackets?

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Roadshow Bob wrote:
are you looking for the stock caliper brackets?


I think so the calipers were given to me. i asume they are stock they dont look like after market nothin special
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you might wanna post up in the classified section "WTB Caliper brackets" as some folks have extra suspension stuff over here on this coast...


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ok thx
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Ya the 5-lug convert seems to be a thing of the past now days. I plan to just splurge for a set of custom six lug Bogart 15x4" wheels and leave the front six lug, more $$ but it will work.

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Bogarts are nice.... the lightest wheel I've ever seen. They're made right down the street from me in Santee. They make wheels for Moncoque too.

I dunno if it were up to me I'd do the aerospace front disk kit. its not too expensive for a really nice 5 lug set up. I'll be upgrading to that eventually and then will post up my Moser 5 lug converted front set up for sale but thats a long ways off right now.

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