Any shops re-drill axle bolt patterns in Utah?

[Mike_Lib]

I've got a spare shaft for my rear end that I need re-drilled to a 5x5.5" bolt pattern. Does anyone do this in Utah or do I need to send it off to Dutchman? There's plenty of room on the flange and I'm not looking to plug the old holes.

Thanks,

Mike

 

[Greg]

It sounds pretty easy. Just about any Machine Shop should be able to figure it out. I don't have any names to refer you to, but I would call 1 or 2 shops and see what they say.

 

[demon jeep]

Mike call D&D machine in Lindon they do most of my fun work tell them Mark cornaby sent you in. Talk to Steve there he is the owner.

 

[Milner]

Charles at Rocky Mountain Axle will do it, and a lot cheaper than a machine shop. His # is 808-2525.
1604 Jefferson St. In DJ's.

 

[Mike_Lib]

Originally posted by rckcrlr
Charles at Rocky Mountain Axle will do it, and a lot cheaper than a machine shop. His # is 808-2525.
1604 Jefferson St. In DJ's.

What town is he in? What's DJ's?

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by Mike_Lib


What town is he in? What's DJ's?

SLC. DJ's Traction Systems. Jefferson is somewhere around 200 or 300 west(can't remember exactly). You have to access Jefferson from 17th south. He used to work at advanced. He does mainly Cruisers. Can't say as though I've heard of Rocky Mountain Axle, but I've only been up to DJ's a few times. Sound like it's one of his employees(I think there's only one isn't there?), or across the parking lot or something.

 

[Milner]

Charles was the machinist at AFWD as well. He now rents space in DJ's to build axles.

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by rckcrlr
Charles was the machinist at AFWD as well. He now rents space in DJ's to build axles.

Ahhhh, I seeeee