As part of my continuous overhaul of the brakes, I talked to Baer about a rear disc kit. The salesman told me that they would work with the stock 16" rims. I already knew that, but my problem is that I currently have a pretty nice set of snow tires on 15" steelies. Yes, I know I could just sell them or not use them, but is there any way of possibly making a spacer plate to clear the caliper? I believe that the caliper may be the only thing preventing a proper fit. Any insight on this would be appreciated until I can wear out the snow tires! I really wanted to do this conversion this summer.


"If you aren't shifting, then you certainly aren't driving!"

Someone know anything? It may help other who don't have 16" wheels to.


"If you aren't shifting, then you certainly aren't driving!"

I have two 5/16" spacers on the back of my cavalier, on each side, for a total of 10/16" on each side.

I had to buy longer studs at kragen 10 @ 2.00 each.
I also bought 20 extended length lug nuts 20 @ 2.00 each ( because I put 1 5/16"spacer on each side of my cav up front, as well).

I bought the spacer from tognottti's ( something like auto world) 6 @ $7.95 each.

I know nothing about how your wheels would fit with your breaks, but if you want spacers they have em at tognotti's (located in sacramento ca, and on the WWW)

10/16=5/8 , also this has been posted on here i bet they have more info in that topic



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as you can tell fractions isn't my strongest suit.

its cool, at least you know what ur talking about



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