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I’ve read the fourms and googled for answers but cannot seem to get 100% definite answer. When doing a upgrade to support brakes from base will stock wheels work? It seems to be 50-50 say yes and the others say 15 mm spacer’s will be needed
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What factory wheels?

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Picture tells the truth that you seek.

Akebonos will fit inside the stock base wheels without spacers. Picture is an Australian spec car, bone stock.
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Akebonos will fit inside the stock base wheels. In fact, Australian spec cars come with sports brakes and base wheels.
I wish i knew this few years ago. Ive learned the base 18's on the 09 will clear akebono calipers. Im told the European spec 370z dont have "sport package wheels" i could be wrong

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Akebonos will fit inside the stock base wheels without spacers. Picture is an Australian spec car, bone stock.
My stock wheels are more base than those lol
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Should have clarified myself BUT what year base, im assuming 2018. I have 2009 base and they do clear.

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My stock wheels are more base than those lol
Different year base wheels have the same spec
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All base model OEM wheels will clear the sport package Akebono calipers /thread
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