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09-27-2011, 03:50 AM | #1 |
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Smallest wheel size that fits Brembo 6 pots
I'm currently running on 19" wheels,
Front: 225/35/19 Rear: 255/30/19 Performance and gas mileage are poor so I decide to go with smaller wheels which can fit Brembo 6 pot caliper with 355mm disc Since I don't want to sacrifice too much on the look, will 18" be a nice choice? Will performance and gas mileage improve by only 1 inch of different? Any possible 17" wheel that will fit the brake caliper and disc? Thanks
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17" is a no go, some 18" might fit.
But I don't really see the mileage improving very much going down to 18".
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09-27-2011, 10:53 AM | #3 |
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my rims are 19 step lip so really i have 18s with stop tech and no problem here. however i dont see how you will fit a 17inch wheel because mine are a tight fit
as for performance my rims weigh less then my OEMs did so that has improved
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If you decide to go 18's, I would make sure to get the caliper template to test fit the wheel before purchasing to ensure clearance. -Charles@VMRWheels
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