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Okay, thanks! Any idea on what the smallest spacer I would need is? Saw some people saying 1/4 in would work.I would doubt those will clear.
For me, the washers are not appropriate, because you can clearly see, that they do not use the full contact surface that the brake caliper would normally have on the holder.Pic showing the spacing, 2 washers I had on hand are just a tiny bit too much. probably just order the wilwood shims...
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Agreed, and that is why I said I was just using what I had on hand for mock up. All I cared about at this point is, will my wheels fit? they do so now it's on to get the rest of the parts and then install. The wilwood shims would work but I will probably have my buddy just machine a spacer to the right thickness and size.For me, the washers are not appropriate, because you can clearly see, that they do not use the full contact surface that the brake caliper would normally have on the holder.
This means that when force is applied, the screws could bend back and forth.
This could cause vibration or worse, bending screws which could eventually break after a while.
I would definitely use washers that use the full contact surface of the brake caliper and the holder, to prevent this tendency.