How does one determine if a wheel clears a BBK?
I know it's gotta be a 'high disk' wheel, but how can I tell by looking at it? Or can I?
For example:
A 18"x9" wheel with a +45mm offset- seems wide enough, but I don't know how to tell if it will clear or not.
I tried searching, but the results were kind of overwhelming.
For example:
A 18"x9" wheel with a +45mm offset- seems wide enough, but I don't know how to tell if it will clear or not.
I tried searching, but the results were kind of overwhelming.
Originally Posted by Minuet
Originally Posted by Minuet
Stoptech has a template on their site.
Originally Posted by Neo
Just keep in mind that this is for their BBK setup only. A number of the other BBKs require more space. If the wheels do not accomodate the StopTechs, they will not work with the others like AP Racing, Supra TT, LS, ...
Originally Posted by Minuet
Neo is correct. That template is for the Stoptech BBK only. I have found the Stoptech BBK requires the least amount of clearance of all the BBKs. So if you can’t clear the Stoptech then all the others , Supra, Ls400, Brembo, Rotora, etc will not clear.
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Originally Posted by 97Soarer
what an intuitive idea (templates). which one is for the sc??
SC Series 1992-2000, Front brake upgrade 332x32
SC Series 1992-2000, Front brake upgrade 355x32
???
what does the 332 vs 355 stand for?
SC Series 1992-2000, Front brake upgrade 332x32
SC Series 1992-2000, Front brake upgrade 355x32
???
what does the 332 vs 355 stand for?
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