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[QUOTE="nwpastroker, post: 810808, member: 9511"] If you cant find an auto shop to do it, try a machine shop. They can even mill the slots back to depth if you really wanted, depending on thickness and how complex the slot is(if its not a strait line and has a curve to the slot it probably wont be worth it money wise.) machine shops will more than likely have better harder tooling than what you will find in a brake lathe. [/QUOTE]
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