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Old 01 February 2005, 07:55 PM
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What is the ideal clearance, from the face of the front caliper(4 pot subarus) to the inside of the rim face iv'e got ten mm at the moment. But i have been offered some alcon/prodrive 303mm discs and bells complete. But have been told that they will fit straight on but i have to space the calipers out by 5mm. Leaving me only 5mm clearance to the inside of the rim face i/e closer to the spokes on my rims, so the clearance goes from 10mm down to 5mm. The alcon disc size is 303mm x 24mm. Will the reduced clearance be ok for my calipers and rims.
Old 01 February 2005, 07:59 PM
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my wheels used to be just 1mm from the wheels........ and that was fine!!!
Old 01 February 2005, 07:59 PM
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on my cossie that i have just sold i had less than 1mm,and it never touched,if it clears at all i would say thats all that matters,get them on

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you will need big brakes for the speeds you do lol
how much will u get rid of the 4 pots for?

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didn't you see how close my ap,s were on sunday 2mm poss 3mm max
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1.5mm is a good guide.
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As they've all said, as long as it don't touch its fine.

That said, my friends wheels were close stationary, (about 1mm) but after a session at the track we noticed some wear on the raised lettering on his aftermarket calipers where they had been hitting the wheel.
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Originally Posted by G-man.au
As they've all said, as long as it don't touch its fine.

That said, my friends wheels were close stationary, (about 1mm) but after a session at the track we noticed some wear on the raised lettering on his aftermarket calipers where they had been hitting the wheel.
have heard of that. The discs were to use with my original 4 pots. But as i didn't get back to him straight away he got the a*se, so sod him. Cheers for the replys gents, and i dont know what you mean by the speeds i do, he-he.
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