ID 57.1
OD is around 73

anywhere i can pick up a set locally??

9/29/2005 1:56:32 AM

how soon you need them.

im sure the internet could get them just as quick.

check autosport gallery.

9/29/2005 2:04:22 AM

do they really make a difference?

only on aftermarket wheels?

9/29/2005 2:30:33 AM

yes, for almost any aftermarket wheel, where the hub is a different size (smaller) than the space in the wheel.

9/29/2005 7:00:19 AM

Machine the wheel

9/29/2005 7:08:59 AM

I was saying that the hole in the wheel is too large. The hubcentric rings go on the hub to make it the propper diameter for the wheel.

Without them, all the force is on the lug bolts/ studs.

9/29/2005 7:34:59 AM

oops read that one wrong. Ive had to machine 2 sets of aftermarket wheels to fit mustangs before. The radius on the hub of the rotor was greater that the wheel. Just have to set it up on a mill and cut a 45*chamfer on the wheel. Really sucks because wheels need to be bare to do this correctly. Anyone got a pic of a hubcentric ring? Im fwd illerate. Thanks

9/29/2005 7:46:48 AM

wheels-n-tires downtown on dawson got my BBS hubring kit w/ lug bolts for me. theyre nice metal ones w/ snap rings. tirerack.com has rings for all the brands they sell as well, but yeh, thats not local. i got some (plastic/fiber stuff) for my Kosies and they arrived on the 2nd day

9/29/2005 8:47:47 AM

or actually thats tires-n-parts. yeh. something

9/29/2005 9:38:49 AM

i was hoping to find some by tomorrow.. if not, its not a big deal. i was hoping to find somewhere that would have them in stock.

9/29/2005 9:39:34 AM

just called discount tire.. they have them in stock.

9/29/2005 10:14:05 AM