hurley209 said:Note to anybody wanting to drill your rotor, use cobalt steel bits.
Or hit me up.
Il get those up very soon.rizzlo34 said:Wow, very nice build. Can you repost the pictures from the beginning of the thread? Is it just me that can't see them or is this the case for everyone? I am really interested in reading about the entire build. Thanks
I used a chamfer I believe it's called, like what is used for wood working, I used it just to shave the edge of the holes so it would stay smooth.famousseajay said:Did you have to sand the rotor or anything afterwords to clean up the holes? Ive been tossing this idea around as well and wasnt sure how it would turn out. Im not sure why every bike back then had solid rotors like they are going mud racing or something. Maybe the advancement of drilled rotors just wasnt around yet...???
Man....... that bad boy kicks some serious a$$ !!!!hurley209 said:Well here it is, done, it's got some blow by and dripping a bit of oil but I'm hoping that was just excess oil and hopefully it goes away if not il check the valve seals...
But besides that it's running strong and solid.
Here she is after filling up at the gas station and getting her home.