Turning floating rotors?

[Mach1]

Is there anyone in the metroplex that can turn floating brake rotors?

[shumpertdavid]

If you are talking about hubless rotors then just about any parts store or place that has a brake lathe.

[Mach1]

If you are talking about hubless rotors then just about any parts store or place that has a brake lathe.

I have 2pc rotors that have a alum center and iron ring, the hardware that attaches the ring to the center does not clamp the ring to it, the ring is free to move a little, I figure that you cant put it on a std brake lathe because the ring would be flopping around all over the place.

[Sleeper]

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[Mach1]

[Baron Von Crowder]

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[Mach1]

[shumpertdavid]

I follow you, it's like a sport bike rotor then. I've never had anything Like that to machine. You might call the manufacturer and see what procedure they recommend. Since you have a bit on each side of the rotor pushing inwards, I would think that it hold constant pressure and result in a smooth machining. My fear is that it could allow the outer ring to wobble allowing it cut a warped type surface in.