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Old 04-30-2011, 09:28 PM   #1
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6 lug disk ?

I was wondering if anyone could tell me the difference or if there is a difference in the aftermarket 6 lug disk rotors? I was looking at the different vendors and they range from 70-160 each.
Is there a standard 6 lug disk for a 1969 chevy half ton using 73-87 drop spidals? i was with the understanding that I need 1 1/4'' thick rotors.
If anyone can guide me in the direction I would appericiate it, Eric
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Old 05-01-2011, 12:17 AM   #2
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Re: 6 lug disk ?

6-lug conversion rotors are for the 1.25" HD spindles. The diff in price is the difference in suppliers. Choose wisely....
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Re: 6 lug disk ?

Is there a supplier you would choose over another?
I just want to get the right one the first time and not have any issues, thanks Eric
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Re: 6 lug disk ?

I try to support the Vendors that support this forum LINK Take a look in our "Suspension Marketplace" or the forums "Vendor Marketplace" to check on any monthly specials that my be running.
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Re: 6 lug disk ?

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I try to support the Vendors that support this forum LINK Take a look in our "Suspension Marketplace" or the forums "Vendor Marketplace" to check on any monthly specials that my be running.
x2. Also check the 'Review' section for problems/benefits of parts suppliers.
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Old 05-01-2011, 09:08 PM   #6
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Re: 6 lug disk ?

I will definitly look at the vendors who support the site. And as always thank you for the advice, Eric
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