will 17 inch wheels fit my eg offset is 40 size is 225
i am worried about rubbing, will these fit, i have coilovers with about a 2 inch drop, tire are 22540(45), can't quite remeber
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you can install 5mm spacers if you want to. just a thought.
bigger brake rotors will slow down your car a bit during acceleration. more rotational mass.
but that's up to you.
I'd suggest Stoptech calipers/rotors with some really good street/track pads,
motul brake fluid, and goodrich ss brakelines.
read up on brakes....
some good articles....
http://www.teamscr.com/grmbrakes.htm
http://www.teamscr.com/rotors.htm
http://www.stoptech.com/technical/
brake fluid info... http://www57.pair.com/lane/bfluid.htm
[Modified by YodaIsGod, 12:37 AM 5/24/2002]
bigger brake rotors will slow down your car a bit during acceleration. more rotational mass.
but that's up to you.
I'd suggest Stoptech calipers/rotors with some really good street/track pads,
motul brake fluid, and goodrich ss brakelines.
read up on brakes....
some good articles....
http://www.teamscr.com/grmbrakes.htm
http://www.teamscr.com/rotors.htm
http://www.stoptech.com/technical/
brake fluid info... http://www57.pair.com/lane/bfluid.htm
[Modified by YodaIsGod, 12:37 AM 5/24/2002]
Most of the guys on here will tell you to use 15's and why they are so much better anyway. Not that I am disagreeing, I use 14's at the track.
i have 15 all around with a gsr brake conversion, gsr master cylinder/booster/proportioning valve, powerslot rotors, metal master pads, goodridge ss lines, and ate superblue, never had the car running yet, but i thought maybe i could use a 12 inch plus size rotor upfront with an upgraded caliper esp. for hi speed track events. i like the 15s now for decreased weight, i am going to readup on the stoptech stuff, maybe look at wilwoodkits
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now with everything i read, thanks for the stoptech and tech articles, i think i will stick with my current setup, the question is how well will my eg stop with the current setup.
yoda is god, i agree,
thanks for those web site, great, i feel much better informed, now question what do you think about a harness attached to a rear strut bar for autocross, i plan on getting a roll cage however i thought it would be ok to use the harness for autocross only.
thanks for those web site, great, i feel much better informed, now question what do you think about a harness attached to a rear strut bar for autocross, i plan on getting a roll cage however i thought it would be ok to use the harness for autocross only.
yoda is god, i agree,
thanks for those web site, great, i feel much better informed, now question what do you think about a harness attached to a rear strut bar for autocross, i plan on getting a roll cage however i thought it would be ok to use the harness for autocross only.
thanks for those web site, great, i feel much better informed, now question what do you think about a harness attached to a rear strut bar for autocross, i plan on getting a roll cage however i thought it would be ok to use the harness for autocross only.
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yoda is god, i agree,
thanks for those web site, great, i feel much better informed, now question what do you think about a harness attached to a rear strut bar for autocross, i plan on getting a roll cage however i thought it would be ok to use the harness for autocross only.
thanks for those web site, great, i feel much better informed, now question what do you think about a harness attached to a rear strut bar for autocross, i plan on getting a roll cage however i thought it would be ok to use the harness for autocross only.
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