New front disks needed.

[peteracs]

the lead time is atleast a few months if not more.

But still maybe worth doing!

I would say not worth paying out any money as it sounds like he would be fishing like the rest of us?

Peter

[peteracs]

Hi

Lifted this from a French site, but may be of use, here is Alistair of compatibles

Peter

Beta brake discs

Front

Jeu de 2 disques de frein (disque de frein)
BREMBO - 08.2597.10
BREMBO 08.2597.10
BREMBO logo
Type : Plein
Diamètre : 251 mm
Quantité : 2
Gamme : Origine
Épaisseur : 12,7 mm
Hauteur : 65,8 mm
Épaisseur minimum : 11,5 mm
Diamètre du centrage : 49 mm
Nombre de trous : 4
Équivalent à ces références constructeurs :
LANCIA : 82286142, 82346805
Équivalent à ces références équipementiers :
AP : 14059
BENDIX : 561082B
BOSCH : 0986478354
BRECO : BS 7158, BS7158
FERODO : DDF038
JURID : 561082J
LUCAS ELECTRICAL : DF1780
METELLI : 230063, 23-0063
PAGID : 51801
REMSA : 6514.00
TEXTAR : 98200015201
TRW : DF1780
ZIMMERMANN : 310100100
sbs : 15030, 15031
Ebc D067

[LanciaDave]

If yours aren't warped, you can have them surfaced or 'turned' down as we say over here. Here in the US, a good auto parts store usually has a machine shop that does this for a quite reasonable fee.
The first ones posted there look pretty promising. To be honest, if you had them individually CNC'd out of billet, or a small run made it would probably cost that much. I was searching for rears over here and found a similar priced set from an obscure outlet advertised as "high carbon". The only others I found in stock were the Tarox discs. You don't have to buy those off ebay btw. You should be able to just call up the distributor for your country and make arrangements. If you look around the Tarox website, they should list who it is.

The Montecarlo discs are the same as fitted to the Fiat 124 spider. They sold many of those over here and the brake discs were so notoriously cheap, it wasn't worth the cost savings to turn them. You'd just buy new at that price. Often $15 or 20, sometimes cheaper than the pads. They're a good inch smaller in diameter tho.