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What 15" race rims fit!?
I tried some weldracing prostars on my fg2 today 15x7 the caliper really hits the inside of the rim. I wish they fit -_-' anyway who is running a Full slick (not drag radial) I wanted to run a mickey thompson slick 24.5" on the pro stars. What rims are you guys running with the slicks? im so sick of trying to find the right combo Id thought I would ask
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Try the team dynamics wheels they should fit...
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11.75" rotors under 15" wheels
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Yeah the 4 inches rule is just a guide, sometimes you can get away with less clearance but it depends on the wheels and calipers. Those one-piece Willwood calipers look like they are skinnier than the stock 2 piece Si calipers, and they also look like they are positioned differently on the rotor than the Si calipers. It also looks like you have the biggest possible rotor/caliper package that will fit behind those wheels and those are 11.75s not 11.8s.
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if your lookin for some lightweight race wheels check out tirerack.com heres the link look under rsx-s MOTEGI TRACK TRAKLITE Flat Black Painted
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