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Brembos and TD 1.2s Offset
- Thread starter T.Trophy
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Tim.
ClioSport Club Member
Steve, I think there's a thread devoted to Brembo wheel and offset options, let me try and find it...
Thanks very much Tim, I did have a dig through some of the related threads but I couldn't find anyone using 1.2s.
PMS state that turinis well work with standard offset (I'm guessing Cup not Trophy) but the standard wheels will require a set of 10mm spacers.
I'm buying new 1.2s and there seems to be plenty of offset options
PMS state that turinis well work with standard offset (I'm guessing Cup not Trophy) but the standard wheels will require a set of 10mm spacers.
I'm buying new 1.2s and there seems to be plenty of offset options
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
In 16" anything with an et37 *should* give you the clearance tbh mate without spacers. The td 1.2's give loads of clearance from what I've seen.
Ex 182 owner
Hi @T.Trophy and @NorthloopCup
Done some measuring on my brembo setup.. Steve, click my thread if you want to have a gander. My conclusion with trophy et 45 turinis is probably 7-8mm minimum for the 280mm kits. spoke clearence wise it might be better on 300mm ironicaly.. but then wheel weights is the issue. again see my pics and you will understand why.
However my question is i need to go for 10mm spacers. Leaving 3.5mm of hub flange. so no use for centering the wheel.
is 10mm ok to use. do the bolts do all the work or is the hub flange there for a structural reason?. I dont really wanna go to 15mm spacers. in fact Nicks wont work as they need 12mm max of hub flange. so for PMS hub centric its either 15mm with me shaving the hub or 18mm. which I really dont want to go for.
Thoughts?
Done some measuring on my brembo setup.. Steve, click my thread if you want to have a gander. My conclusion with trophy et 45 turinis is probably 7-8mm minimum for the 280mm kits. spoke clearence wise it might be better on 300mm ironicaly.. but then wheel weights is the issue. again see my pics and you will understand why.
However my question is i need to go for 10mm spacers. Leaving 3.5mm of hub flange. so no use for centering the wheel.
is 10mm ok to use. do the bolts do all the work or is the hub flange there for a structural reason?. I dont really wanna go to 15mm spacers. in fact Nicks wont work as they need 12mm max of hub flange. so for PMS hub centric its either 15mm with me shaving the hub or 18mm. which I really dont want to go for.
Thoughts?
Sorry Chris I've been away on holiday hence the mega slow response mate.
Ive just had a dig around and I'm suprised and how few options they're is. Anyway would these work for you?
http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/products/product_info.mhtml?product=55829
They are shouldered spacers so sit on your hub and also give you a 60.1mm wheel shoulder. They're not cheap though and I'd possibly consider a wheel change.
Ive just had a dig around and I'm suprised and how few options they're is. Anyway would these work for you?
http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/products/product_info.mhtml?product=55829
They are shouldered spacers so sit on your hub and also give you a 60.1mm wheel shoulder. They're not cheap though and I'd possibly consider a wheel change.
Clio Sport 182
Thanks for your answer. i have the kit in my hand but im strangling to identify wheels. on my car at the moments i have trophy turinis. i was hoping to use a spacer around 10mm maximum but then noticed that the hubcentric spacers are coming minimum in 16mm
turbo 182
I ran 10mm slip on spacers on track number ours times with no issues, but I run a stud and nut kit, I maybe wouldn't chance it with standard bolts? With the 10mm slip on spacer there is still a few MM of disc to sit your wheel on - remeber studs/bolts secure your wheel not the wheel centre
I could of dropped down to a 5mm spacer and still had clearance with the et35 pro race
Edit: I'm referring to 15" wheels, Carnt remeber what et trophy turinis are I'm afraid but I'm pretty sure cup turinis et38.5 clear the 280mm kit without spacers - but don't hold me to that
I could of dropped down to a 5mm spacer and still had clearance with the et35 pro race
Edit: I'm referring to 15" wheels, Carnt remeber what et trophy turinis are I'm afraid but I'm pretty sure cup turinis et38.5 clear the 280mm kit without spacers - but don't hold me to that
