[danza1]

I have a 1988 dodge daytona shelby with rear disc brakes and the previous owner put 14" rims on and they rub real bad on the calipers. I know the car came with 16" rims but could i run 15" wheels from a shelby lancer. This has been keeping my car off the road for a few weeks now so i'm just looking for some answers.

 

[allmotor]

I have a 1988 dodge daytona shelby with rear disc brakes and the previous owner put 14" rims on and they rub real bad on the calipers. I know the car came with 16" rims but could i run 15" wheels from a shelby lancer. This has been keeping my car off the road for a few weeks now so i'm just looking for some answers.

maybe u could try it an let us know if they fit. i know on my 89 z i got 15" crabs that work fine cuz if 14" rubs can't be that bad that the wheel don't move at all. so if 14 rubs, 15 should be fine, i got a set of 16 ninjas and 16 lace forsale

 

[danza1]

you've got discs in the rear right? If you do then i could run them no problem

 

[allmotor]

i didn't know 89 z's came with anything else?

 

[impuresoul2k3]

Funny you should mention that, I got a flat tire months ago and when to put on my spare. The spare was a 14" wheel and it wouldn't clear the rear calipers, it wasn't even close to fitting, even though the tag in the door says the minimum tire was a 185/xx/14

 

[yarcli52]

As the previous owner, I can vouch that the calipers were ground down to accommodate the smaller wheels and tires.

 

[94sundance]

the solution is easy enough: find 15in or bigger rims, you can basically get a set for virtually nothing That would be the easiest route:thumb: