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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
Yes. Same bolt pattern and likely identical offset.
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
the stock tires for '95 will make the '90 go 6.6% faster.
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Originally Posted by chevyboy572
Originally Posted by Damemorder
the stock tires for '95 will make the '90 go 6.6% faster.
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I have 97 front brake parts on my 90 including spindles, calipers and rotors. During the first test drive after the swap, I noticed a moderate clunking sound that increased in frequency the faster I traveled. I found out the front left wheel (1990) was hitting the caliper (1997). I ended up grinding a small amount of material from the caliper so it wouldn't contact the wheel. The right side has never been a problem.
Perhaps a caliper casting out of specs?
Perhaps a caliper casting out of specs?
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Originally Posted by MACDRIVE
They make different calipers for 15" wheels from 16" wheels. That might have something to do with it.
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