Do a comparison here to check clearance, offset, bore etc:
https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?wheel1=205-55-16X6.5ET50&wheel2=245-45-17X7.5ET43&fcl=50mm&wcl=30mm&scl=50mm&sr=0mm
What about cutting compound and a small drill rotary abrasive/polisher?
I did that on mine front and rear to remove scratches and stone chips. Finished off with Auto Glym window polish.
Just make sure you have a water spray bottle to apply occasionally to stop them getting hot.
Slow and...
I got my fronts and rear Brembo's from https://www.cartech-one.co.uk
https://www.cartech-one.co.uk/en/product/988017-brembo-brake-discs-coated-pads-rear/v-17173
Perfect if you aren't needing them in a hurry - 5 days or so from ordering to delivery.
My mate who is a CCTV engineer recommends these to his personal clients: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Wifi-HD-Outdoor-Cameras-4Ch-Audio-CCTV-System-1TB-Complete-Kit-Plug-Play-P2P/290747281761
There will only be a few mm difference between the old and new wheels, most of it will be perception mainly due to switching chunky tyres for lower profile and thick spokes to skinny ones.
Pop your details into this and you will be able to see what you have done: https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/
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