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Old 12th October 2021, 15:21   #1
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Hello i am from turkey excuse me for my bad english

I want to do 266mm brake upgrade for 1997 peugeot 106 xs but after days of searching the forum i can not get straight forward answer.I have got 14 inch aftermarket wheels on my car.I know 266mm brake from 206 gti is fit under the 14 inch wheels but its a snug fitment and i have a concern about wheel balance weights.Is anyone out there trying to fit 266mm brake in a 14 inch wheel and got any clearence issues.İf anyone have got 266mm brake under 14 inch wheel please send a picture about fitment and how close is the caliper to the rim
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Hello i am from turkey excuse me for my bad english

I want to do 266mm brake upgrade for 1997 peugeot 106 xs but after days of searching the forum i can not get straight forward answer.I have got 14 inch aftermarket wheels on my car.I know 266mm brake from 206 gti is fit under the 14 inch wheels but its a snug fitment and i have a concern about wheel balance weights.Is anyone out there trying to fit 266mm brake in a 14 inch wheel and got any clearence issues.İf anyone have got 266mm brake under 14 inch wheel please send a picture about fitment and how close is the caliper to the rim
It depends on your wheels

They will work with just about any Peugeot 14" wheel, including steel wheels. The steel wheels, for example, are very close with stick on wheel weights.
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Sorry for filthy wheels but no clearance problems with these wheels and weights are fine if using a 20mm spacer.
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Sorry for filthy wheels but no clearance problems with these wheels and weights are fine if using a 20mm spacer.
whats the et value on your wheels
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