Where to 12in 4 lug rotors?

[20-CG5-01]

I don't know if 240sx brakes will work, but since some people do run 350z spotted rotors. Try giving K sport a call.

http://www.nissanclub.com/forums/nopi/326186-ksport-big-brake-kits-your-nissan.html

 

[Tphong]

Thanks man, but I'm only looking for the rotor. I should mention that I'm thinking about doing an RL caliper upgrade, so that's why I'm trying to find a 12-13 inch rotor.

 

[Valet]

Saw 12.6 inch ones for a Ford edge lol they were 4 lug but other than that I don't know how well they would fit. My apologies by the way, didn't think finding 4 lug rotors that size would be hard. Don't know why sites don't list the sizes.

 

[Tphong]

That's cool thanks. I shouldn't have gotten so heated. Was really frustrated been trying to search for them all week and all day. http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2681955&page=6 On page 6 it shows a 4 lug with the RL calipers. Said he used reddrilled 11.8 rotors, but I can't find anything on reddrilled. Anyone know anything about reddrilled?

 

[Valet]

I've never heard anything about redrilling.. although I would imagine it would be a big deal.. wouldn't think anything could happen. Would you settle for 10.2 inch brembo rotors?
I'm checking out brembos catalog. Cause anything around 23mm and 4 lug will work fine.

Edit: Go in the brembo upgrade catalog (http://brembo.mycarparts.net/) By product ⇨drums ans rotors ⇨ disc brake or disk brake upgrade kit. Look for any between 23mm and 26mm. Then check what model they're for by clicking the application list next to the part number. Then search on Google to find out what lug pattern that car uses. If its 4 lug. I don't see why you couldn't use it. Then again I could be really stupid and over looking a major detail.
Edit 2: Hub bore should be 64mm. At least for fronts.

 

[Valet]

Yeah. I just searched for an hour. I highly doubt you'll find anything above a 10.2 (260mm). Looks like a 5 lug swap may be necessary But what's wrong with 10's? Just wondering.

 

[AllGOnoSHOW]

You might be able to get them off of here
Powerslot
Call Poweslot and they may be able to make them for you from another cars brake rotor mold and just drill the hub stud holes for your specifications. Should be easy for them to do.

Or you can do what I'm doing and buy a big brake kit.

Again, most places can easily drill a rotor for whatever stud / pattern specifications. Especially a business like Power-slot / STop Tech where they manufacture a ton of different rotors and mass produce.

 

[F23A1AT]

If you are doing a RL brake caliper setup you'll need the 300X28 mm rotors if I'm not mistaken. They're 11.8 inches. Also drilling the lug pattern in the hats wouldn't be that hard anyway, you'll just need a fresh bit, a sharpie and one bolt to hold the first hole together.

 

[Valet]

If you are doing a RL brake caliper setup you'll need the 300X28 mm rotors if I'm not mistaken. They're 11.8 inches. Also drilling the lug pattern in the hats wouldn't be that hard anyway, you'll just need a fresh bit, a sharpie and one bolt to hold the first hole together.

Do the hub diameters have to match or can they be a little bigger? Cause the 300 has 4mm bigger hubs.

 

[Tphong]

Hey cleansleeper I just wanted to apologize to you. I feel like such a bit**. Thanks for helping me. I'll probably have to go to my friend's shop to have him help me, but if all fails. I'll go for the ebc 11 inch rotors I found. Dam the 4 lugs.