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We then remounted the front wheels and put the car back on the ground. Remember that with the new rotors in place, the wheel mounting positions are moved out 1 inch per side. So make sure you'll have enough tire to fender clearance with the car settled on the ground. If not, different-size tires or rims will give you the necessary clearance. View Related Article
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