Does anyone run big brakes with 15" or 16" wheels? I would prefer 15's but I am wondering what your opinions or experience is with a larger caliper and rotor. I will be buying some new wheels, possibly stock blades and I am trying to see what my options are for my teg. TIA

Please post your offset, wheel size (diameter and width) pictures and brake kit setup. Thanks a lot

 

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Please post your offset, wheel size (diameter and width) pictures and brake kit setup. Thanks a lot </TD></TR></TABLE>

Generally most quality big brake kits call for a 17inch wheel minimum.

So just buy a nice rotor set and aftermarket calipers.
I've drove cars with Big brake kits. During hard braking you don't have as much pedal fade and keep a steady braking consistency.

15's and 16's...no I've not seen big brake kits that'll work with them. Thats just me though.

 

You trying to be a normal poster now, Rajin?

 

Always have been. Just have my days where I do goofy things. I'm mostly a kills reg though.

 

Are you sure? I've heard some 15's can clear spoon calipers.

 

You are right. But spoon caliper means u can only use up to 11inch ITR discs, which are actually sufficent for track use, given u have upgraded other brake component as well.

 

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Which offset is needed? And wheel width? The problem is, is that I intend on selling my 17" volks for something smaller.

 

Bump for some more help.

I read all of the links, thanks Dan