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Racing Brake is in the game.
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Since your have upgraded your wheels from stock 19", so an easy way to evaluate how thick of a wheel spacer you need is to check your existing brake caliper to wheel clearance - If you have more than 3mm* at the tightest spot, you don't even need a spacer.
*Due to the fixed piston caliper has a wider body than OE's floating caliper - 3mm=~3 credit cards
And if you ever need a wheel spacer, make sure you pick one that's hub centric and "One solid piece" instead of multiple pieces as "UNBROKEN" pointed out for the integrity consideration.
*Due to the fixed piston caliper has a wider body than OE's floating caliper - 3mm=~3 credit cards
And if you ever need a wheel spacer, make sure you pick one that's hub centric and "One solid piece" instead of multiple pieces as "UNBROKEN" pointed out for the integrity consideration.
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