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You would need a brake lathe and a micrometer. Use the micrometer to measure the thickness and then if there up to spec, use a brake lathe. Or simply just take them to your local parts dealer or mechanic (costs around $15.00) +

I always get a second opinion on the "micrometer" interpretation by the shop- most want to sell a rotor and err on the side of loss of thickness. NAPA turns them for $5.00. Depending on your locale I am guessing you use different terminology... yet "turning" rotors is generally the term in the south. 2Dynamic

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Q: How do you cut the rotors on your 1999 ford f150 2wd and how do you detect if it has floating rotors?
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