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    1. #1
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      Wheel Vintiques 17" Rally Wheel + Touring Classics AFX Brakes?

      Anyone using Wheel Vintiques 17" Series 90 Billet Rally wheels and Touring Classics AFX C5 (12.7") brake kit? I really like the look of the billet Rally wheels but am trying to figure out if I will have fitment issues with the C5 brake kit. I figure a spacer might be required but trying to figure that out and if so how much of a spacer.

      Thanks in advance!



    2. #2
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      Give Wheel Vintique a call. They should be able to answer your question. I picked up a pair of 15x8 steel rally wheels from them and had questions for my disc brake set up for my 64 Chevy C10 and the person I spoke to was very helpful.
      Rick
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    3. #3
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      I am using the brake set up with boyds. Just make sure that the wheels have a 1" caliper clearance (mine had to be sent back to Boyds because the f'd it up, now they have 7/8" and clear. Noel can help you with the rest. I believe only the TT2 have problems with these brakes.

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      Yes,call Rusty or Eli @ VWW...very helpful guys.
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    5. #5
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      I now they will fit into VVW... but I dont know about Wheel Vintiques.

    6. #6
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      Thanks for all the info. I am assuming VWW = Vintage Wheel Works? Do they have a 17" Rallye wheel?

    7. #7
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      Unfortunately not... but WV makes the best billet Rally's. That is for sure.

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      I tested the C5 template from Kore3 on a WV billet rally and it didn't fit. The caliper hits where the center joins the hoop and the caliper bracket hit the center of the wheel. Probably would take at least 1/2 - 3/4" spacer for clearance.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Randy67
      I tested the C5 template from Kore3 on a WV billet rally and it didn't fit. The caliper hits where the center joins the hoop and the caliper bracket hit the center of the wheel. Probably would take at least 1/2 - 3/4" spacer for clearance.
      I know most people don't like spacers (especially 3/4") but I am wondering if a wheel adapter of that size would let me run the Rallye wheels safely.

      Anyone have any thoughts on wheel adaptors?

    10. #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by chicane67
      I now they will fit into VVW... but I dont know about Wheel Vintiques.
      Tom,

      I saw Jody's stuff fit on Malitude as well. So the AFX\Touring Classics C5 combo fits inside the 17" VWW? V40 & V45? Thanks. -eric
      Eric

      69 Camaro - LT1 w/ 700R4, DSE springs, swaybar and Konis. Still rockin' it old school with 15" wheels and 60 series tires.




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