Hi,
After some advice, I recently got a set of 15 x 7 +35 enkei rfp1's for my NB8B (late 2000). They fit, but the clearance to the brake calipers is only 2-3mm, is this going to be a problem? Thanks.
Enkei RFP1 caliper clearance advice needed
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Re: Enkei RFP1 caliper clearance advice needed
Nope. Clearance is clearance. Plenty of others running rpf1s on NBB brakes for memory.
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Re: Enkei RFP1 caliper clearance advice needed
all the the big brake kit manfacturers say you want 2-3mm of clearence. so all good i think.
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Re: Enkei RFP1 caliper clearance advice needed
This is interesting because Goodwin Racing suggests that 15" RPF1's don't fit USDM NB "Sport" brakes, which I believe are the same as our regular NB8B brakes. http://www.good-win-racing.com/Mazda-Pe ... -1193.html
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Re: Enkei RFP1 caliper clearance advice needed
Rockhunter wrote:Hi,
After some advice, I recently got a set of 15 x 7 +35 enkei rfp1's for my NB8B (late 2000). They fit, but the clearance to the brake calipers is only 2-3mm, is this going to be a problem? Thanks.
Nope will not be a problem at all.
2-3mm clearance is usual between calipers and wheels on a lot of cars these days.
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