I must admit. I'll be very disappointed if these wheels don't fit my car. I've wanted a set ever since I first saw the other ones! I have 356mm rotors, so as mine is in between what you have tested for, I'm hoping they will fit in the space I can see from your photos. Is there any chance we can get a copy of your template in the photos to test our exact fitment on our cars please? Also, would a small 5mm or similar spacer make them fit? Although not ideal. Or would it then push the wheels too far out the edge of the wing?
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Hi, hoping for these to be made with maximum dish possible.. yes brakes are important for clearance but would prefer fitting over smaller calipwers wirth maximum angle..
Ps.. I did ask previously, I'm down for one set any chance I cant get down for 2 (so that's 2 sets of 5)
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Is it not possible for a basic rear profile drawing to be taken from the 3D model and then e-mailed to the potential customer?
If the drawing was split into sections so it could be printed on a normal desk top A4 printer, they could be stuck together glued onto cardboard or hardboard/plywood which could then be made into a template to check clearance issues, similar to what Mr JSA already has done.
Not being a computer boffin I have no idea if that is possible or if that is loads of work.
Steve
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Originally posted by Fizziani View PostHi, hoping for these to be made with maximum dish possible.. yes brakes are important for clearance but would prefer fitting over smaller calipers with maximum angle....
My solidworks engineer is now creating an alternative design (the last one if it's up to me), that doesn't look so differently from the outside, but allows better for big brakes. It has exactly 13 inch dish instead of 15 (creating ~4mm of additional room for big brakes) and a bit more banana shaped spokes (creating another ~4mm of room for big brakes).
I'm hoping that will allow most big brakes setups to fit right away. For 6 pots APs with flat bells, people still need to fit 5mm offset bells and/or a 5mm spacer probably.
But before jumping to conclusions, let's see how the design comes out end of this week hopefully.
Originally posted by steveboyslim View PostIs it not possible for a basic rear profile drawing to be taken from the 3D model and then e-mailed to the potential customer?...
Originally posted by Fizziani View Post... I'm down for one set any chance I cant get down for 2 (so that's 2 sets of 5)18x9J inchdelivered! New (and probably last) batch being produced as we speak - se posts here
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Originally posted by Fizziani View PostHi, hoping for these to be made with maximum dish possible.. yes brakes are important for clearance but would prefer fitting over smaller calipwers wirth maximum angle..
Next revision should still look the part.Cheers
John
EsCos - Turning dinosaurs into smiles.
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I'm currently running 18" Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2 with 330/32mm disc, flat bells and 8 pot calipers.
Clearances is as follows; point near wheel centre is 12mm from caliper to back of wheel face, and 19mm at the widest point. Bells are approx. 10mm thick with a very slight dish at wheel mount point, measurement from caliper face to disc is 53.75mm (43.75mm if you subtract bell thickness).“The man who views the world at 50 the same as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life.”
― Muhammad Ali
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