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as the title states.. does anyone know?
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back from the dead.
i just had a forum member ask if I ever got this sorted out, which i never did. but going back to the original question, it's not too hard to figure this out. didn't know about wheel width & offset at the time i made this thread. so, suppose you're mounting a 7th gen GT-S wheel on a stock ST205, then you'll need a minimum of 7mm spacers to get the same caliper clearance as a stock st205 (assuming no difference in wheel spoke design/concavity). this is based on comparing the two wheels specs below and running the math: st205 oem wheel specs are 16" x 7.5" +45. 7th gen GT-S wheel specs are 16" x 6.5" +39. since i don't know what the st205 oem caliper clearance is, there's a chance that spacers aren't even required at all. but it would be wise to at least aim at getting the same as oem clearance and for that, go with a minimum of 7mm spacers, or 10mm since spacers are usually sized in 5mm increments. although, i'd go with wider spacers to achieve the "flush" look. This post has been edited by azian_advanced: Sep 16, 2015 - 10:56 PM -------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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