Thread #41257

noob wheel question

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tonka12June 22, 2014
#511410

noob wheel question

I've just bought some 18s for my mk4 ls400
Problem is they catch the front calipers
How much can I trim off the calipers
The wheels are et 35 and I don't like the idea of spacers
Cheers russ
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I've just bought some 18s for my mk4 ls400 
Problem is they catch the front calipers 
How much can I trim off the calipers 
The wheels are et 35 and I don't like the idea of spacers
Cheers russ
JuzzoJune 23, 2014
#511433
Go and get some thin spacers to test out how much more clearance you need in the first place....

Also: Why do feel the need to run those wheels?
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Go and get some thin spacers to test out how much more clearance you need in the first place....

Also: Why do feel the need to run those wheels?
MoWGLiJune 24, 2014
#511437
Look on Gumtree and see if anyone in Yorkshire is selling some used spacers. If you really feel you need to run these wheels, get some longer wheel stud and go crazy. Otherwise, different wheels.
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Look on Gumtree and see if anyone in Yorkshire is selling some used spacers. If you really feel you need to run these wheels, get some longer wheel stud and go crazy. Otherwise, different wheels.
firelizardJune 30, 2014
#511555
A 3 or 5mm spacer is better than shaving 3-5mm off your calipers..
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A 3 or 5mm spacer is better than shaving 3-5mm off your calipers..
4DGSJuly 25, 2014
#512010
Shaving calipers is dumb IMO (unless they're Z32 brakes as you just shave off the nissan logo)

Run spacers or buy the correct disk to fit the vehicle.
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Shaving calipers is dumb IMO (unless they're Z32 brakes as you just shave off the nissan logo)

Run spacers or buy the correct disk to fit the vehicle.
LemonPartySeptember 11, 2014
#512875
Yah dood, spacers is the way to go, much easier too.
Which option is safer? That could be an interesting discussion.
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Yah dood, spacers is the way to go, much easier too. 
Which option is safer? That could be an interesting discussion.
vert-zSeptember 17, 2014
#512976
Get spacers or change wheels.
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Get spacers or change wheels.