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The GTT wheels rub on the front R32 typeM calipers.

The way I see it I've got four options.

1. Fit a 3mm spacer to the front. (Probably not legal)

2. Shave 2mm off the edge of the calipers where they touch the wheel. ( $0 Quick and easy. They seem to have plenty of thickness but I don't like the idea of bodgying my calipers)

3. Have 2mm machined off the back of the wheels to clear the calipers. (Need to do 4 wheels so I can swap wheels front to back)

4. Fit R32GTR or R33 GTSt rotors and calipers.($$$)

What do you think is my best option?

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Just got the spacer, 3mm is nothing to worry about.  Plus a spacer doesnt result in permanent change to anything.

Do you still have plently of thread for the nuts left? (ie my problem, there aint much meat there)

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