Can I use 15in rims with 15in rotors?
I am looking to swap a big brake kit into my Civic but the rotors from Spoon are 15in. Would I need to use rims bigger than 15in or can I still use size 15 rims?
Thanks,
these are the links for the parts
https://spoonusa.com/spoon-twin-bloc...p3-gd3-ge8-gk5
^" For use with 280mm sized rotors and OEM-sized brake pads. EG, EK, and '96spec DC2 require Spoon 15" Rotors. Requires DC2 '98spec-sized rotors. Please check wheel and fender clearances before using."
https://spoonusa.com/spoon-15-front-...ra-4h100-114-3
https://spoonusa.com/spoon-sw388-15-...essories-black
Thanks,

these are the links for the parts
https://spoonusa.com/spoon-twin-bloc...p3-gd3-ge8-gk5
^" For use with 280mm sized rotors and OEM-sized brake pads. EG, EK, and '96spec DC2 require Spoon 15" Rotors. Requires DC2 '98spec-sized rotors. Please check wheel and fender clearances before using."
https://spoonusa.com/spoon-15-front-...ra-4h100-114-3
https://spoonusa.com/spoon-sw388-15-...essories-black
Last edited by thategcivic2008; Aug 28, 2023 at 06:08 AM.
He's going to think you're being serious.
No OP, you can't. With something like the Spoon monoblock calipers the largest rotor you could run with a 15" wheel would be something around ~11.5", and even then you'd be very limited to only a few wheels that have proper spoke and barrel clearance (IE DR57 or TE37 or whatever those Kosei wheels are)
No OP, you can't. With something like the Spoon monoblock calipers the largest rotor you could run with a 15" wheel would be something around ~11.5", and even then you'd be very limited to only a few wheels that have proper spoke and barrel clearance (IE DR57 or TE37 or whatever those Kosei wheels are)
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