# Jeff...

Posted by Matt (93SE) on September 26, 2003 at 20:04:50: In Reply to: Well let me know if I should work on these brackets this weekend or not. I'd like to know posted by Jeff92se on September 26, 2003 at 19:18:01: stick the caliper on the rotor. if it'll fit in your wheel, then you're set. the bracket fits ONLY that caliper/rotor combination, so if it fits under 17" wheels, then it fits. you can't adjust anything to make it fit bigger or smaller, unless you change rotors and a bracket. the angle doesn't matter much, unless you run into problems of hitting the mounting tabs on the spindle. up/down really doesn't make a difference unless you're a F1 car and need the weight on the bottom for center of gravity purposes. you might have to trim the heat shield, but if the rotors doesn't hit it, then you shouldn't have to remove it. Replys:

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: stick the caliper on the rotor. if it'll fit in your wheel, then you're set. the bracket fits ONLY that caliper/rotor combination, so if it fits under 17" wheels, then it fits. you can't adjust anything to make it fit bigger or smaller, unless you change rotors and a bracket. : the angle doesn't matter much, unless you run into problems of hitting the mounting tabs on the spindle. up/down really doesn't make a difference unless you're a F1 car and need the weight on the bottom for center of gravity purposes. you might have to trim the heat shield, but if the rotors doesn't hit it, then you shouldn't have to remove it.