Bracket Spacer needed.. aluminum or steel

[modular93fox]

Hi, Ive seemed to have sourced a place to have the steel brackets made for a good price... however to complete my brake conversion, I need to space the 2 brackets apart for proper caliper/rotor alignment. here is an autocad file (screenshotted) and photo (3d screenshotted) of what it is. Not hard to imagine, but anyway...
Dimensions are 1.00 wide x 4.07" long and as it stands 1.20"thick. If I install the main axle bracket on the inside of the flange, it would be about .25 thinner (ive not yet measured the axle pad thickness.)

The spacers could be 2 pcs to achieve the desired thickeness.. Let me know what you guys think.

The third attachemnt is the assembly of the brackets.

Thanks,
Clint

[Mathius]

emachineshop.com lets you download their cad software, design a part, upload it and get a price. They might be able to use a standard autocad drawing as well. You could at least get a free quote from them I would imagine?

Worth a try anyways.

Mathius

[MrQuick]

whats the distance between hole centers?
and can you use tube spacers? 1.250 " OD w/ .500 ID?
vince

[Ratfink]

Aluminum should be fine for a spacer like that. If it were me I would make sure the bolts are shouldered though as they will see a lot of shear load.

[IMPALAMAN1]

DID YOU GET THESE MADE YET? IF NOT LET ME KNOW ILL TAKE EM OVER TO MY GUY.:cool:

[modular93fox]

Havnt made them just yet... I dont think tube spacers would be the ticket here... once the brackets get in from the cutter I will try a couple of things before I commit.
clint