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Hi Again,
I have fitted VP Commodore disc's to the front of my HQ Ute and also fitted a VP diff to the rear, I have 8 new 225 x 65 x 14 96H tyres and am hoping say with 14'' rims with Commodore stud patern I might be able fit theb wheels, the backing plate may be slightly to large on the front but may be able to make smaller. Does anyone know if it possible, I know buying 15'' tyres and rims would be easier but then what do you do with 8 new 225 tyres and I'm not prepered to sell as you loose to many dollars. When I stand the 225 x 65 x 14 96H up against the VP Commodore rims and tyres they are the same height.
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Hi Owen.
Which VP discs did you use. Series 1 V6s had the smaller discs (the same as VB to VN 6 cyl) & 14" wheels, while all V8s & series 2s used the larger front discs & 15" wheels.
If you used the V8 type discs you must
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Thanks for that Dr Terry.
I have an early series 1 V6 so it does look pretty good disc size wise.
I purchased a VP to HQ disc brake conversioin kit from Castlemaine Rodshop but I had to get track down 2 x HQ drum brake stubs so they could machine them t
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