Brake question...
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Is it possible to just put the 4 piston calipers on my SE w/out switching to 5 lug? I would only have to switch the calipers right? It doesn't seem like it would be that hard....
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The rotors are different thickness and probably different offset to line up with the caliper opening.
Also the 4 lug wheels might not fit right if the 4 pistons calipers are in place. Might need a spacer to clear it or might be too high to with in the wheels inside circumference.
This is just my hypothesis not facts.
C
Also the 4 lug wheels might not fit right if the 4 pistons calipers are in place. Might need a spacer to clear it or might be too high to with in the wheels inside circumference.
This is just my hypothesis not facts.
C
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Originally Posted by turborotor' date='Jan. 30 2002,20:00
The rotors are different thickness and probably different offset to line up with the caliper opening.
Also the 4 lug wheels might not fit right if the 4 pistons calipers are in place. Might need a spacer to clear it or might be too high to with in the wheels inside circumference.
This is just my hypothesis not facts.
C
Also the 4 lug wheels might not fit right if the 4 pistons calipers are in place. Might need a spacer to clear it or might be too high to with in the wheels inside circumference.
This is just my hypothesis not facts.
C
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