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Fitting 15 inch rims

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Fitting 15 inch rims

Post by Jonezy01 »

Mate has a 94 model 80 series as it came factory with 16's he now wants 15's as he pick up a set of 35inch wrangler MTR but they fowl on the calipers and we were wondering if it safe enough to grind the calipers and if so how much can we take off as it only needs about 1 to 1.5 mm taken
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Post by abauer01 »

hey i ground mine, probly shouldnt of but only had to take a small amount off in the end. But since have noticed with my new rims which have custom offset that they crear by a long way. So maybe wheel spacers will allow them to clear abit more. i mite be wrong as i have not tried it.
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Post by dirty harry »

abauer01 what was the offset of your new rims
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Post by wrinkled bits »

hi, i used a 6mm packer on the rear wheels, my rims are 15 x 8 with 10.5 x 15 simex centipedes , works fine, bought the packers from auto barn .
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Post by mq_camo »

thied to fit 10 inch rims to an 80, no go there hey, bit of a bummer.
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