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THE HOG
PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 6:02 pm 
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hi i own a 2 litter si and am currently running escort cosworth calipers with 16in rims and the gap between the calipre and the inner of the rim is tight as a nuns crack and i wont to down size my rims from the 16in to 15in so in doing that does that mean the cosworth calipers wont fit inside the 15in rims as i am sure a have seen pepole running 15in rims with cosworth calipers

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:53 pm 
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It depends on the wheel, I ran 280mm brakes on 15s with a decent gap between the caliper and the wheel

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ive got 15" alloys with 278mm cosworth disks and calipers, not much clearance, about 5mm must depend on wheel typeImage

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Indeed. When I had Will's car I had rs7's and it needed 2mm spacers to clear the
brakes. With those black wheels they cleared though so it depends if your lucky or not.

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a thank you lads look's like its a case of trial and error glad i have coilovers fitted in case i have to use spacers
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