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Old 05-13-2009, 05:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Spoon monoblock calipers

i just got a set but im not sure if they would clear my rims i have te37 18x7.5 40offset i was wondering if they would clear the spoon calipers if not how big of spacers would i need
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Old 05-13-2009, 05:20 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Just place them on the brakes and check. You don't have to install them i dont think
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Old 05-13-2009, 05:23 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Just place them on the brakes and check. You don't have to install them i dont think
Elaborate. Cause i'm pretty sure he'll have to mount the caliper to see where it fits and then put the wheel on the car to check for clearance. What is he gonna "place on the brakes"? The wheel? If so , whats he gonna do just set it all on the floor lmao? From what i understand the brakes are not on the car yet.
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The mono block is one piece of brake, simply place it on the caliper and tape it or something. OR put the car on a jack and hold the mono block piece in there with your hand, you will be able to tell if it clears the wheel or not.
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no their not on the car yet i just dont want to have to install everything and then take it back off cause it doesnt fit i wanted to see if someone knew if not thats probably what im going to have to do
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The mono block is one piece of brake, simply place it on the caliper and tape it or something. OR put the car on a jack and hold the mono block piece in there with your hand, you will be able to tell if it clears the wheel or not.
So you plan on putting one caliper on top of another caliper? not going to work. lmao.

Or. Your other plan was to hold it in place. Unless you can hold stuff to a mm of exactness to the mounting point. This isn't gonna work either bro. Most bbk's only clear the wheels spokes by a few mm unless you have some low ass offset wheels.

Btw, op, It should take you 30-40 minutes MAX to put a caliper on. Just put it on and put the wheel on.

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you should be ok.
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pics of what the calipers cause there not on the car yet
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pics of what the calipers cause there not on the car yet
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has anyone who has these installed give me any pointers on how to install them
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remove old calipers install new ones.
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do i have to bleed out the lines or just the bleeder valves on the calipers
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you should be fine with +40 offset.
My mugen is +48 and it barely clrear the caliper.


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^^ that looks sick....
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How does one get thier hands on some?
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like a glove,

spoon and mugen...kinda funny...
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