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hotrocket
disc's r31, r32
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hey guys
will R32's 5 stud discs fit onto R31 stub with no or any fuss and still use R31 calipers?,
as i want to use 5 stud wheels....

Posted on: 2008/4/18 0:34
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mcgee
Re: disc's r31, r32
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no,
DBA has the R32 GTST disc at 28 mm thickness and R32 GTR at 30/28mm depending on the brakes, R31 are 20mm therefore the caliper won't fit. Plus the R31 uses a hub and disc integrated into one while the R32 use a hub and disc seperatly.
I have hopefully answered your question but really it was easy to find out from the DBA site... A little bit of research would have provided this answer.

Posted on: 2008/4/18 3:39
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PIGDOG
Re: disc's r31, r32
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make that gtst at 30mm and gtr at 32mm

if you get r31 gts?? struts then r32 discs and calipers will bolt straight on
these are import only r31 struts and they are 5 stud

Posted on: 2008/4/18 4:45
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hotrocket
Re: disc's r31, r32
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Quote:

mcgee wrote:
no,
DBA has the R32 GTST disc at 28 mm thickness and R32 GTR at 30/28mm depending on the brakes, R31 are 20mm therefore the caliper won't fit. Plus the R31 uses a hub and disc integrated into one while the R32 use a hub and disc seperatly.
I have hopefully answered your question but really it was easy to find out from the DBA site... A little bit of research would have provided this answer.


Thanks champ your the man, maybe your right should have searched before opening my mouth
you never no till you ask!!......thanks for info

Posted on: 2008/4/19 0:24
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