Unertl42

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Has anybody else had issues with installing brembos with oe wheels? The inside diameter is too small for these for some reason. The wheels would not spin with the balancing weights on them, I had to remove them. I'm just trying to see if I'm the only one who has had this issue, or if maybe I'm just have bad luck.

Unertl42

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Unertl42

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Bump for st patty's

ggino85

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i had brembos on my 01 ws6, i had c6 z06 rims on it and they looked like they were going to hit everytime the wheel spun. so close it looked like you could just barely slide a piece of paper between the two (caliper and rim). i dont think there is any way they would have fit on stock fbody rims.

edit; what rims are those?

Unertl42

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the problem is that I had to remove the balancing weights from inside of the wheel, because the wheel wouldn't spin because the weights would hit the calipers

they are oe wheels c5 DD 18x10.5

Unertl42

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anybody else?

TruBloodTransAm

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I assume thats the Brembo Big Brake kit. I always thought they were made for 18" wheels. I'm surprised youre having clearance issues, but I'm curious what others have to say.

vatechguy3

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which brembos are those?
big brake kit or 5th gen camaro?

tony

Unertl42

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5th gen camaro

TX RED

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i think you need to run a 15mm spacer

Unertl42

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I am running a spacer. The problem is that I can't balance the wheels because there is no outer lip to attach a crimp on weight, and there isn't enough clearance for stick on weights inside the wheel

gmdoctor

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Static balance on the inner lip will be sufficient for a street car

Unertl42

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thanks brother

Killer_Z

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i have it on my c5 DD from OE wheels and i have no issues. using the 15mm spacer. which has pleanty of room. could have probably gone w/ 10mm spacer. cuz my thumb easily fits between the spokes and caliper.