Will 15" rims fit to roll on?
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Will 15" rims fit to roll on?
I'm buying an FD but he's keeping his Works. Plan was for him to come to my house and remove them and I was going to put the car on stands till I bought wheels.
I have a set of 15x7 et38 (something like that) that are on my FC in the garage. Could I use those to put on the car and roll it on the trailer or will the calipers get in the way?
I have a set of 15x7 et38 (something like that) that are on my FC in the garage. Could I use those to put on the car and roll it on the trailer or will the calipers get in the way?
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It's very doubtful.
From what i remember they can possibly fit in the rear but you need to grind the caliper down as well as running spacers.
In the front you need huge spacers and even then i don't think they clear the calipers without large amounts of grinding.
All in all, not worth it unless you are running drag wheels.
From what i remember they can possibly fit in the rear but you need to grind the caliper down as well as running spacers.
In the front you need huge spacers and even then i don't think they clear the calipers without large amounts of grinding.
All in all, not worth it unless you are running drag wheels.
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https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/15-3rd-gen-694952/
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That's not actually true. You can fit 15" on the FD with stock brakes if the backspacing is correct:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=694952
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=694952
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