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940 Brake Upgrade With 302mm Discs - Wheel choice

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Old Jan 27th, 2013, 23:30   #11
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Thanks for looking to see if the 15" wheels fit. I thought the rim itself would hit the caliper unless it was spaced out enough and I only have the Aries wheels that came off of it to test.
I've got a 16" spare already to use as a spare but was interested in using 15" wheels for snow tyres but you are right about the offset. It might not notice with narrow winter tyres though.
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Old Jan 28th, 2013, 21:23   #12
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Isnt any chance that your selling these?
No sorry, they're not mine. I'll mention it to the owner though.
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Thanks for looking to see if the 15" wheels fit. I thought the rim itself would hit the caliper unless it was spaced out enough and I only have the Aries wheels that came off of it to test.
I've got a 16" spare already to use as a spare but was interested in using 15" wheels for snow tyres but you are right about the offset. It might not notice with narrow winter tyres though.
I think you'd find the steering was very heavy and it would tramline something chronic. But you could always give it a go, maybe I'm just being over-cautious. 850 wheels are definitely worth trying though.
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Thanks again for checking the wheels. I would have done it and added it to the article but I just don't get enough time.

Talking about wheels I spotted one of the Peugeot RCZ coupe. These have 5x108mm PCD and a slightly more RWD friendly offset OF 27mm apparently. Not sure of the width but they are 17" diameter.
I was hoping that they did steel spares but unfortunately they only have cans of jollop to get you home.
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Old Feb 20th, 2019, 06:44   #15
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Hi!

Saw your 302mm brakes wheel firment post. Nobody here in sweden "knows about" this conversion.
I wonder if the galaxy wheels may fit with a 20mm spacer? they are my winter wheels.

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