Torque Thrust Wheels
01-02-2017, 12:24 PM
#61
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Okay. I saw what I noticed is that prod had issues with the CADILLAC rims he fitted. These just appear to have a thick spoke design but apparently they fit just fine. Yes, the price is amazing, and I really want to order them, but IDK what the wife at home would do if four rims just showed up at the door. 7MM shouldnt cause any rubbing issues and GRegg is at stock height anyway. UGH WHAT TO DO
01-02-2017, 07:23 PM
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lots of room, these wheels will clear brembos, so says manufacturer, absolutely no problems near caliper. more than a finger between strut and strut bolt. im very happy with them. very surprised though how much firmer ride is going to 17's. very noticeable. now of course I have to paint calipers and upgrade to slotted rotors cause you see so much.
I know its not the proper forum, but a quick question is the quick strut any lower for the LT than the LS? I know the LT's are gas. gonna probably do new KYB struts, was hoping to do a quick strut, but wanted to drop a 1/2 to an inch. no more than that. What about a cobalt quick strut?
I know its not the proper forum, but a quick question is the quick strut any lower for the LT than the LS? I know the LT's are gas. gonna probably do new KYB struts, was hoping to do a quick strut, but wanted to drop a 1/2 to an inch. no more than that. What about a cobalt quick strut?
01-08-2017, 11:44 AM
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so there is a 4.5 mm clearance between the caliper and rim. Acceptable right? The stockers have damn near a mile of clearance lol
As in the spoke I mean
As in the spoke I mean
Last edited by Oldblue; 01-08-2017 at 12:44 PM. Reason: House keeping
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