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stainless_steve
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5,680 posts
127 months
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I'm fitting some big brakes to my car,could you measure the inside of the rim for me please to give me an idea what size disc i can go for 
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rev-erend
17,903 posts
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Steve,
I had hoped someone would reply to your request ..
I have 16 inch OZ on the back of my car..and can take one off to measure it.
Where do you want the measurement at inner Rim / narrowest part .. which I presume will be near the spokes.
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TVRleigh_BBWR
5,822 posts
82 months
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stainless_steve said: I'm fitting some big brakes to my car,could you measure the inside of the rim for me please to give me an idea what size disc i can go for I've got 303mm disc's with AP Racing 4 Pot calipers (same as Cerb. & T-Cars) and they fit under the 16" wheels Not sure you get anything bigger to fit.
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rev-erend
17,903 posts
153 months
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Don't forget to allow for the stick on balance weights..
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stainless_steve
Original Poster
5,680 posts
127 months
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Thanks Leigh and Alan,i was hoping i could go a little larger,i have the AP calipers 6600 also.
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stainless_steve
Original Poster
5,680 posts
127 months
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rev-erend said: Steve,
I had hoped someone would reply to your request ..
I have 16 inch OZ on the back of my car..and can take one off to measure it.
Where do you want the measurement at inner Rim / narrowest part .. which I presume will be near the spokes. I'm going to give Image a ring Alan so i should be ok,i'm buying the wheels off them so it would be sensible to check with them. Hows the SEAC coming along?
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rev-erend
17,903 posts
153 months
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Been getting the heads ready to put the 48mm throttle bodies back on.
Need to redo the tappets .. I set them to 10thou but just found out they should be 6 thou.
I have already run in the cam and it now starts easily.
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stainless_steve
Original Poster
5,680 posts
127 months
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Nice one,when will you have the monster on the road?
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rev-erend
17,903 posts
153 months
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Working towards it..
Need to resolve the engine issues first and get an initial engine map done, then get the electric PS pump mounted somewhere and plumbed in.
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Number 7
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stainless_steve
Original Poster
5,680 posts
127 months
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 I forgot about that thread
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