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19-03-2006, 12:08 PM
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Well - I have been told there is a way, but it involves removing quite a bit of material off the calipers to reduce the caliper width, I don't know if anyone on here has actually done it though. 
20-03-2006, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Damo V
Originally Posted by Simon Day
- and you will not get AP calipers under the standard wheels. 
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Std wheels+315mm+APRacingCP5200's =
but then you know that already
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Damo I always wanted a monte............ But unfortunately for me and anyone that does not own 1 of the few monte's madI would really like to keep the option of the standard wheels - so cannot fit AP's.
I always wanted a monte............ But unfortunately for me and anyone that does not own 1 of the few monte's madI would really like to keep the option of the standard wheels - so cannot fit AP's.
20-03-2006, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by THE RADMAN
Originally Posted by Speedy G.
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havent you ever seen any 118" alloys geert? lol
You might aswell be bluffing here.
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Originally Posted by JohnP001
Errrr that was 305mm then...... 
I think we all knew that.
Let me rephrase that --> I HOPE that we all knew that.
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