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    Active Member One Ring
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    Jul 13 2010
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    My Garage
    2002 cooper S "Race car"
    Location
    Ottawa

    Regarding the JHM rotor upgrade.

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    I'm looking forward to testing out these new products by JHM. My question for them is:
    "will I be able to fit an 18 inch rim over these larger rotors? For track purposes."
    Or will we need to retain the stock 19 inch
    Thanks

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    Veteran Member Four Rings NY07RS4's Avatar
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    Aug 14 2009
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    My Garage
    RS4
    Location
    NY

    Check out JHM's pole regarding which wheel color to go with on their shop RS4. I believe they have selected an 18" wheel and they have the larger l/w rotors installed. When in doubt, call them directly and ask.
    RS4 : K&N : HPS & Stop Tech : DTH Cover : 30% Tint : Tubi Rumore (SOLD!) : Audi Sport Rubber Mats : H-Sport Sways F/R : Stern UCA's : JHM L/W FR & RR : JHM I/M Spacers : JHM LWCP : JHM FULL 2.75" : JHM 3R & LWFW : JHM Tune : JHM Cross Rod : JHM SS : 034 MAF & USM's : 034 Trans Mount : USP Slave & SS Line : Ohlins SL C/O : Stop Tech SS : Apikol Red Diff Mount : HOEN H11 Fogs : LED : MTM 10MM : F Plate Delete : CC Mod

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    Veteran Member Four Rings dparm's Avatar
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    Apr 24 2009
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    Frisco, TX

    See if they can provide a printable template to check. StopTech used to do this.
    now: 2021 Mercedes AMG C63 S, 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport
    past: 2005 Audi S4, 2011 Audi S4

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    Stage 2 Banner Advertiser Three Rings Dan@JHM's Avatar
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    My Garage
    2007 B7 RS4
    Location
    Lathrop

    Unless you can find an 18 with the right offset and a big enough barrel diameter you are going to need to run 19s or bigger. I tested and made sure the 380 kit was good to go on my car then took it off and sold it to another customer, the only reason I did this was to run 18s. We also had a used set of our 365 rotors on the shelf from a customer complaining about vibration with them(Our shop cars always get the old/worn out stuff ;) ). Well after I installed them I bedded them in properly and they are good to go.

    The 18s I am going to order may in fact clear our 380 kit but I really don't know at the moment. We made the kit as a minor upgrade over stock and because people wanted it. A lot of guys will never run anything other then 19s or larger on their rs4 so this is really not a concern for some.


    18s or larger you can run our 365mm lightweight performance replacement rings:

    http://jhmotorsports.com/shop/catalo...23e4e1878f4afe


    19s or larger you can run our 380mm kit:

    http://jhmotorsports.com/shop/catalo...23e4e1878f4afe


    Let me know if you have anymore questions

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    Veteran Member Four Rings MMMB00ST_A4's Avatar
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    Location
    NC

    Worst case scenario, run a small spacer. 3-5mm should be enough to gain clearance over the calipers if they are too big, and should not make any difference in your ride quality/performance on the street or at the track...
    -Brandon

    APR | Oettinger | KW | iForged | Evolution Racewerks | Labree | Carbinio

    12.9@104mph

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    Veteran Member Three Rings frmomiller's Avatar
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    My Garage
    BMW335i 07, Yamaha FJR1300 08
    Location
    Sheffield, IL

    I tried a friends Team Dynamics Motorsport Pro Race 1.2 18x9 w/ a 20mm ET, and they fit my car running a Brembo 380mm Big Brake rotor and OEM RS4 calipers.

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