Evening my fellow caddy owners changed to some winter alloys 18" pretorias with a offset of ET51 my only concern is i have r32 calipers and they seem very snugg on the spokes to the point were if a brick was to get between it would jam my question is am i right in saying as it is a floating caliper the caliper can only travel backwards and not any further into the actual spokes
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Caliper clearance [emoji848]
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Re: Caliper clearance [emoji848]
If they clear, they clear mate. You’ve scope to put spacers on with et51 depending on your tyre and wheel width.
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Re: Caliper clearance [emoji848]
@sheepy92
Those Welah R32 callipers are dodgy as hell! They swell over 60mph and ruin your wheels!!! If course I only found this out AFTER i sold em to you
As Stu says if they pass they pass! I can barely get a feeler gauge between my 4 pots and wheel so get em on buddy you’ll be fine
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Those Welah R32 callipers are dodgy as hell! They swell over 60mph and ruin your wheels!!! If course I only found this out AFTER i sold em to you
As Stu says if they pass they pass! I can barely get a feeler gauge between my 4 pots and wheel so get em on buddy you’ll be fine
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