15-12-2009, 12:11
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Originally Posted by Draconis
Yes, in theory you could but with the extra spacing for the rotor, it wouldnt work. Reason being, when trying to put on a wheel after putting the rotor on, there are virtually not threads on the lug studs and the caliper would not work due to different spacing of the bridge and the caliper itself needing to fit the extra width of the rotor. I'll get some better pics tomorrow.
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ok matey, cheers.
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