Hi Gang,
I replaced my front discs a while back with a set of discs and calipers
I bought from a fellow lister (got a great deal on a complete set of
calipers and discs, and pads from a 95 300D) - the old ones I removed are
approx. .750" and the limit according to the book is .787" (20mm) - but I
have not frane of reference of how much is normally removed when discs are
turned. I know it depends on the depth of any scoring but that's it.
If minimal metal needs to come off, would the .037" be enough to clean
up a typical disc? Plus, I wouldn't want the discs to be turned to .750"
and have 0 metal left as wear material.
I'm probably not framing this question very well - basically, I am
wondering if it's worthwhile to have a shop mess with trying to clean these
up? Does any of this makes sense?
BTW, the ones I bought have performed flawlessly! ;-)
Any ideas?
Thx
Larry
91 300D
W124-028
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