Subject	No problem. Both AP and Stoptech's templates can be printed
Posted by	MixManMash on May 12, 2013 at 11:04 PM
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In Reply To	Thanks! I'm sure I wouldn't be unhappy with the stoptechs posted by TriniTT on May 12, 2013 at 08:50 PM
Message	off. Make sure in Acrobat reader, the setting is not for fit to page, but normal size. Double check the printed measurements. Glue it on to cardboard and cut out the part you need. You can then use the template on your wheels to see if the caliper will clear. As well, AP has a ton of different kits even in the 13" size (some with 4 piston calipers, others with 6 piston, some with single piece rotors, other with 2 piece rotors). Make sure you get the template for the correct calipers.
Follow Ups	Need caliper recommendations. - TriniTT 13:31:55 05/11/13 Not that my opinion matters with your issues but - VERTTZ 17:21:24 05/11/13 Yeah, thanks. That's what I'm doing for now, but I consider - TriniTT 19:25:12 05/11/13 I ran spacers for a while up front - Barry(TN) 22:45:06 05/11/13 What wheel size and offset are you running? - ZXoltan 07:35:38 05/12/13 18x9.5 +35, but it has everything to do with the design. - TriniTT 12:48:27 05/12/13 Stop tech 13 for z32 (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:34:02 05/12/13 Thanks Bernie! Any idea what the runout measurement is - TriniTT 14:37:08 05/12/13 I believe Stoptech has a template on their website for the - MixManMash 17:56:33 05/12/13 Yeah I was thinking those two or endless. - TriniTT 18:29:13 05/12/13 Honestly, go for AP. You won't go wrong. Unless you want - MixManMash 20:40:31 05/12/13 Thanks! I'm sure I wouldn't be unhappy with the stoptechs - TriniTT 20:50:03 05/12/13 No problem. Both AP and Stoptech's templates can be printed - MixManMash 23:04:30 05/12/13
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