rominl

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i heard that the rmm brakes (rotors, etc. etc...) are actually supra tt brakes with rmm stickers on them?

so anyway, if i get those kits, can i still fit my stock rims on them? i will get larger rims, but from time to time i will need to put my stock ones on. so i am wondering

Johnny Mo

sorry, won't be able to go back to stock. and Yes the RMM is the Supra TT brake kit.

Flexor

Just wondering if you know if wheel spacers would do the trick? I have snow tires mounted on my stock rims and would hate to have to swap brakes every season.

Guru

I am wondering if 5mm spacers will be enough or if 15mm is really necessary as some people are using.

RMMGS4

iTrader: (5)

I tried to mount a stock 17" rim on my Supra/RMM front brakes. The screws didn't even make it through the wheel hole before hitting the brake caliper. Not even one thread extended enough to get a nut on there.

I didn't measure the space, but I'd guess it to be about 25mm. I wouldn't recommend spacing out that much even if a spacer were available.

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GunnerMac

Does anyone know if the wheels from a '94 Supra TT will fit on a GS...do they have the same bolt pattern?

RMMGS4

iTrader: (5)

My spare tire is from a 98 Supra TT. I think the 94 TT is the same generation, MkIV right ?

If yes, then your good to go.

GunnerMac

Yes, the '94 is MKIV...looks like I might have finally caught a break

rominl

iTrader: (4)

damn.... that means i can never go to 4 pistons setup

GunnerMac

Why is that

rominl

iTrader: (4)

well, if the stock rims can't fit on any 4 pistons setup like the supra tt upgrade that would be problem coz' when i am in san jose, i don't mind putting 19".... but if my car is in LA, putting 19" would most likely end up having bricks in the morning