Serious Brake Help Needed
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Originally posted by bitkahuna
You might be able to actually measure the offset (center bore hole to outer edge of lip or something?).
As for disk fitment, that's fairly easy to see. Why don't you post pictures of the front rim? Looking along the car, and show lip, spoke angles, etc. I'd say generally if the spokes don't curve out from the center a fair bit before going back into the edge of the rim, they're probably not very high clearance.
Also, do you know the brand and rim size/width (I asume you do) - if so, maybe you can find the offsets the rim was/is offered in (I'm assuming it wasn't a custom rim).
You might be able to actually measure the offset (center bore hole to outer edge of lip or something?).
As for disk fitment, that's fairly easy to see. Why don't you post pictures of the front rim? Looking along the car, and show lip, spoke angles, etc. I'd say generally if the spokes don't curve out from the center a fair bit before going back into the edge of the rim, they're probably not very high clearance.
Also, do you know the brand and rim size/width (I asume you do) - if so, maybe you can find the offsets the rim was/is offered in (I'm assuming it wasn't a custom rim).
I will take some pictures of the front rim tomorrow. These are I-Forged Flux rims. 19x8 front and 19x9.5 rear. I have tried contacting them on numerous occasions concerning the situation and have received no response.
I will check in tomorrow with some pictures.
Thanks again,
Anthony
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Cool Anthony.
VERY uncool of i-Forged! I also bought my rims 'used' and I learned HREs have a unique serial number engraved in each rim. So I gave HRE (our cool friend Bob on here) my serial number to make sure I had enough clearance for big brakes (because Bob says HRE tests lots of brake kits with the rims!) and got an answer right away.
Maybe i-Forged rims also have a serial number on them?
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19x8 front and 19x9.5 rear. I have tried contacting them on numerous occasions concerning the situation and have received no response.
19x8 front and 19x9.5 rear. I have tried contacting them on numerous occasions concerning the situation and have received no response.
Maybe i-Forged rims also have a serial number on them?
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Originally posted by LXOGOOD
Anthony, if you have any questions about Rotora brakes, let me know... I speak with the guys over at Rotora on a regular basis...
Anthony, if you have any questions about Rotora brakes, let me know... I speak with the guys over at Rotora on a regular basis...
Originally posted by bitkahuna
Cool Anthony.
VERY uncool of i-Forged! I also bought my rims 'used' and I learned HREs have a unique serial number engraved in each rim. So I gave HRE (our cool friend Bob on here) my serial number to make sure I had enough clearance for big brakes (because Bob says HRE tests lots of brake kits with the rims!) and got an answer right away.
Maybe i-Forged rims also have a serial number on them?
Cool Anthony.
VERY uncool of i-Forged! I also bought my rims 'used' and I learned HREs have a unique serial number engraved in each rim. So I gave HRE (our cool friend Bob on here) my serial number to make sure I had enough clearance for big brakes (because Bob says HRE tests lots of brake kits with the rims!) and got an answer right away.
Maybe i-Forged rims also have a serial number on them?
-Anthony
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Originally posted by 00lexondub
if you want ill measure my rotora bbk kit.. its not on the car yet.. so i will just meeasure form inside of rotor to outside of caliper..
will this help ya out?
if you want ill measure my rotora bbk kit.. its not on the car yet.. so i will just meeasure form inside of rotor to outside of caliper..
will this help ya out?
I contacted Steve and he told me that if I have 2.5mm from the closest part of the caliper to the spoke then it will fit. If not, then a 5mm spacer will do.
I can now officially say I know the verdict.
Thank you everyone for your help and patience.
-Anthony
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yeah there should hopefully be some numbers at the back of the wheels that will have info on the offset and stuff
however, i already saw 2 cases of iforged wheels (don't get me wrong, it's just facts) with no info there there were no way of knowing offset, etc...
however, i already saw 2 cases of iforged wheels (don't get me wrong, it's just facts) with no info there there were no way of knowing offset, etc...
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