Brake disc

[Bearhawk Builder]

I am running a set of Cleveland 40-75D wheels with 31 inch Bushwheels, I have a set of 40-59A wheels that I would like to use for my winter tires. The 40-59A brake discs are toast and I need to buy a new set, they are also not as deep as the 75D brake disc by about 3/8" which is a problem with caliper alignment and they have a slightly different bolt spacing for the three bolts holding the disc to the wheel. I would like to buy a set of discs that are the same depth as the 40-75D's and with the right bolt spacing but have not been able to find any Cleveland information that gives dimensions. Any ideas? I am experimental.

 

[APEX]

Look at the AERO "Black Steel" discs. I just replaced the nickel discs that I have run for years (Apparently the pads are no longer made for these, :evil I don't have the part number in front of me but they are direct replacements and have an excellent reputation for much less. I'll try to dig up the part number for you. Same issue on offsets though.

 

[Bearhawk Builder]

I've also heard of a spacer use behind the disc, who has these?

 

[skywagon8a]

I've also heard of a spacer use behind the disc, who has these?

Make it.

 

[Grant]

Make it.

Thats what I did. Depending on how much it gets spaced you may also need to find longer pins for the caliper as the disc being more inboard will require longer pins to engage the torque plate.

 

[Bearhawk Builder]

There's no way to buy deeper discs? Spacers I can make if that's the answer.

 

[txpacer]

I bought a set of deep Rapco discs a few years ago, much cheaper than Cleveland. Don't remember the part number, but I was able to figure it out from the info on the Rapco website.