Caliper Clearance + Tire Question

It sounds like everyone here autocrosses/tracks their cars and if you don't do an oem conversion it's a big bad deal lol... I have Brembos on my daily and Spartas on my racecar, so I understand good braking systems and their impact on a car. I will not be autocrossing this car, nor will it see track time as I have a dedicated car for that. This is just a fun weekend, show, cruise car... Even if the Wilwoods (or another like company) get 10% less braking power I prefer the look... also, brake pads are more important than the caliper they are matched with (assuming relatively same build quality); funny how no one has mentioned pads, just calipers.

What wheels are you trying to run that you are worried about how the brakes look behind the wheels? Unless you are running thin spoke wheels or you are parking with the wheels off and the car on blocks I would focus more on brakes that are easy to get parts for and work well for the performance level needs of the car. In most stock to mild performance applications stock type brakes will be sufficient. If you are autocrossing or other sanctioned racing events then by all means, go wild cause stopping a car is more important than making it go. But buying brakes purely on looks may not be the best avenue to judge. Just curious here.