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JFiddy previously said:
I have these wheels in 17x9 with 285/70s and no rubbing. Are you lifted?
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This is a rubbing between the caliper and wheel, not tire and bodymount. Your wheels have different offset and backspace then my 16s.
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1 Bored Clerk previously said:
Considering the importance of the brake system and the relatively unimportant consequences of a teeny tiny spacer, I would go with the spacer. Many folks have no problem with grinding on a brake caliper, but I find it to be a really dangerous idea. I don't know how small they make spacers, but a 1/4" would be plenty, I'm sure.
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1/4" would be nice. But I didn't think they make wheel spacer that thin.
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FJ_Marine previously said:
As far as I know the spacer width will have to be at least the length of the wheel stud.
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That would be terrible. If my wheels would stick that far out, it's going to hurt articulation. I saw you edited the text and I echo your concern about not knowing the thickness of the steel in that red area. Was hoping some one has done this or know more of the calipers.
