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cortina disks
rayward - 8/8/02 at 03:15 AM

hi all,

does anyone have info on minimum thickness for cortina front disks ones i have are from a 1982 1.6 wondering if theres enough left to skim them??

cheers

ray


RoadkillUK - 8/8/02 at 01:00 PM

I bought new one for mine, no point in not, can't remember the price but I should imagine they can't be more that £30 for the pair.


AGDigital - 8/8/02 at 06:17 PM

Has a new set of disk's today. Worked out £32 for the pair. On the disk it say's the min thickness is :- 11.4mm ... crap to say they only start at 13.5mm but there you go.


rayward - 10/8/02 at 01:16 AM

cheers guys,

i realise new disks aren't that expensive but I am on a very tight budget(wife and kids spending money like its going out of fashion) my disks are 12.5mm ish so i'm gonna give them a skim and see how they come out!

cheers

ray


JohnFol - 10/8/02 at 09:35 PM

The bible according to Haynes says
". . the disk may be re-ground but no more than a maximum total of 0.060 inch (1.542 mm) . ."
There is no quoted minimum thickness.

One other thing to be aware of is the disk is the same as the Escort.
Escort book quotes "disk thickness 12.77 mm" although doesn't quote a minimum


phil - 11/8/02 at 05:56 AM

I got mine for £11 each at PART-CO LTD , not worth the effort of skimming at that price, and a lot safer. good luck Phil.........


DaniSinn - 12/8/02 at 12:02 PM

There's no point in skimming them really, you might as well buy a new pair for around £30. A set of drilled and grooved disks for the Cortina hub assembly only cost £50 from certain sources!


rayward - 16/8/02 at 08:17 PM

bit the bullet, bought a new set got them from shop around the corner £20 inc for the pair!!!


Ray