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CNC Cutting Brakes

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CNC Cutting Brakes

Post by Willy Hilux »

Who sells CNC cutting Brakes in Australia????
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Post by 1MadEngineer »

call the boys at www.locktup4x4.com.au they will get you exactly what you are after.

(PS get the smallest bore available!! :lol: )
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Post by blurredvision »

Wizard performance down the coast can get them for you.
Or try any of the Offroad racing parts places like ,
Boyd Motorsports,
Hunter Rivmaster,
Racer Imports,
The Off Road Shop.
Any of these guys can get them and sort you out.
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Post by nottie »

or http://www.abt4x4.com/
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nottie wrote:or http://www.abt4x4.com/
Call Cameron at Racer Imports, he will beat anyone elses prices and get them to you pretty quickly.

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Post by Willy Hilux »

Cheers guys.
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Post by nottie »

Greg Why is it the smallest bore works better?
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Post by Willy Hilux »

They say 5/8" bore for drum brakes and 3/4" for disc. Be something to do with pressure I guess.
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Post by 1MadEngineer »

nottie wrote:Greg Why is it the smallest bore works better?
pressure = force x area

smaller area = less force (or pull) to get the same brake piston pressure.
there is plenty of stroke so it gives better 'feel' and the ability to apply greater braking force for the same physical input.
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Post by nottie »

yeah polly only sells the to type of sizes but the off road shop has them in 7/8 for disc brakes as well :idea: No prices posted though
Hay willy hilux what pricers have you got so far and where from? Send in a pm if you like.
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