Subject	Okay, I actually had used that calcualtor before. As I
Posted by	zgene4 on January 02, 2011 at 10:31 AM
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In Reply To	you would lose 3mm of caliper clearance posted by nissansx on January 02, 2011 at 10:20 AM
Message	understood it, the +10mm was the new position of the outer most portion of the wheel rim, resulting from the increased wheel width. Can you safely assume you'll see this 10mm increase at the hub mating surface as well? WARNING: I lack industry backing
Follow Ups	Does increased wheel width automatically increase caliper - zgene4 10:01:20 01/02/11 Spoke design does play a part no matter what. - MixManMash 10:19:03 01/02/11 you would lose 3mm of caliper clearance - nissansx 10:20:01 01/02/11 that's the link I needed, thanks! (n/m) - zgene4 10:26:00 01/02/11 Okay, I actually had used that calcualtor before. As I - zgene4 10:31:01 01/02/11 Re: Okay, I actually had used that calcualtor before. As I - nissansx 10:50:04 01/02/11 That assumes the spoke profile is the same. Not always true, - just4kinks 13:15:30 01/02/11 That's a good idea. I know what my current wheel clears, - zgene4 14:07:14 01/02/11 i had 17x9 r 17x8 f integrals on my old z - nissansx 17:30:03 01/02/11 not necessarily, depends entirely on how a specific wheel - LJZTT 13:24:01 01/02/11
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