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16" Steelies And The Bf Series

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Hey guys, we were going to go and have some fun with my dad's ex BF MkII 16" steelies but they wouldn't fit on my Typhoon or my brothers XR6 Turbo. Both are BF's. Did they change something between the BA and BF in the rear suspension?? What size rim do we need to get over them?

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Sorry they are BA steelies

#3

Try using the Steelies of the Terri they should fit.

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In that case, anyone upgraded theirs in the Brisbane area?

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.... or anyone know where I could pickup a set?

#6

What do you mean wouldnt fit? the wheel wouldnt fit under the guard?

never heard of this before.

#7
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No fit under the guard but the inner lip of the steelie hit on the rear suspension.

#8

Are you sure it wasn't the rim hitting the caliper because the 328mm rear brakes on the BF need 17" rims minimum.

I would have expected the rims to hit the caliper before they hit the suspension.

That's an interesting one. :spoton:

#9

Try some of the tyre and wheel retailers, they should have a couple off terri's that have gotten mags.

FTG should have heaps.

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Are you sure it wasn't the rim hitting the caliper because the 328mm rear brakes on the BF need 17" rims minimum.

I would have expected the rims to hit the caliper before they hit the suspension.

That's an interesting one. :spoton:

No it was defintaely hitting my suspension. We had it on the hoist to see what it was hitting.

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