Problem solved!!!!
 

Grinded down the inside of the rotor and tried to keep the machined diameter. Put about a 45 degree angle on it. Seems to fit well now and the calipers also fit well. Thanks for the input from those who replied.:lateral: I will post some pics of before and after grinding later.

I will be at Moser tomorrow at 2 PM and find out what we can do to get a cleaner transistion at the snout. JY211, have no fear, it is nothing a quick pass with a burr bit won't fix. Most people just get paranoid grinding on their new stuff

Thank you sir...:thumbsup:

Can't wait for Xmas gifts to get here!

is this a 12 bolt or 9 inch

It's a 12 bolt, and hell yah, I was scared to grind on my brand new brakes for my brand new rear end, that was from the same place. But it's done now and fits fine, haven't drove it yet.:cheers:

Pic of the rotors before and after
 

Here are some pics of what I did to get the rotors to fit. One pic is before and the other is after. last pic is when it was bolted up done:thumbsup:

OK, So JY, you will be happy to know your rear is in my trailer.

As for the axle issue, THE MAN and I were togther today, and there will be a meeting.

:woot: :thumbsup:

You know, if your bored feel free to install the brakes :)

Done deal, We will do that.

Thanks! Hope bored=free :lol: