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Old 15-06-2021, 12:22 PM   #38
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Default Re: Wheels That Fit Brembo Brakes

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Has anyone managed to Fit Brembos to the Factory Ghia Turbo (2009) Rims?
They are 18", in the standard Terri 7.5" width and 36.5mm offset.

I may end up spacing the rims to fit bigger tyres, but that's another story.
Pretty sure they don't have the clearance and the wheel spacers may change the track too much
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