potmilkz

Need help, i mounted this wheel on my car

i know the tl is 64.1

but need to know what hub centric ring i need to get for these to work properly on my car

here are some pics









what do i need to measure it?

these are 5zigen 5zr 20x9.5 5x120

sdelia

Measure the bore size of the rim
(back side of rim) measure the diameter of the centre opening, a digital caliper would work best.
That measurement will be the outside diameter (o/d) of the hub ring
And the inside diameter will be 64.1

potmilkz

i have a caliper gauge i bought from home depot.

i have this exact one.

it has inches and mm

sdelia

That'll work perfect, use the top part of it ( the smaller side of the caliper) that's for inside measurements and expand it as close to centered as you can and get your reading that's all.
And that will be the outside diameter that you will need

sdelia

Oh ya sorry, use the mm reading

potmilkz

imma measure it and take some pics for you, i have no idea what i am doing lol.

but ill put it up against that caliper and take a pic.

TLtrigirl

iTrader: (1)

doesn't the website for the wheel manufacturer of the wheel have this info?

i know enkei has this info for their wheels. just a thought.

potmilkz

yea, i tried looking for it..

maybe you can give it a shot.. 20x9.5 5zigen hyper 5zr 5x120.

eazy

iTrader: (8)

LMAO i bought the same shit from home depot to try to measure the wheels I got. That caliper is so hard to read. I thought about the digital one but I was only going to use this once. So I paid $10 for this one and man was it a pain in the ass to read. The one I got has Inches and Centimeters on it but the back of the box insisted it can be read to MM. But basically I gave up finally came across a site that listed the bore size.

Did you buy the wheels new or used?

potmilkz

they are new, how the hell do you use this caliper guage? should i just get a ruler and measure?

eazy

iTrader: (8)

The guys that sold you the should've gave you rings with it. Unless they didn't know it was for a TL. You can use a ruler and get the radius x pi and get a rough estimate but with the hub rings you kinda need a pretty close number because you don't want to do trial and error with hub rings(unless you got a local spot and don't have to order online)

potmilkz

ahh, ill just pick up this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-6-inch-L...item53ed489087

its 12 bux, i think i can dish out that much lol

KarKraze

Lol,the first calipers are difficult to read and kinda difficult to explain as well,you best bet is to get the digital or dial calipers,with the digital being the easiest to use.

djtanveer

If I had to guess I would say they are 73mm because that seems to be the standard size for most universal wheels and those are the specs that popped up with a quick search. You can try to use your guage to see if it is fairly close to 73. I think that would be your best bet. or you could just wait until you get the fancy digital guage.

I want to see the wheels on already!!!!!

Edward'TLS

Potmilkz, you have to make very accurate measurements.

Some aftermarket wheels have a center bore size of 72.6, and some 73.1.

eazy

iTrader: (8)

If you do find out and they happen to be 74.1mm by any chance I got a set of hubrings brand new. I ordered the wrong size for myself -___-

Edward'TLS

^^^^^

Why did you buy hub rings ? I thought all RonJon wheels are made for Honda cars, thus the same bore size.

potmilkz

ok i got around measuring it..

here is what i got



then i drew a line on a paper and put a ruler against it..

seems like 2.95 inches to 3 inches.


now by looking at it.. it seems to show its 7.4 cm, in which looks like 74.1mm from my calculations.

can anyone confirm this?

potmilkz

lol i think its 74.1

wanna shoot the rings over here for free? they are like 6 bucks on ebay help a brother out!

eazy

iTrader: (8)

Lol

The ones I bought are not cheap china rubbers. They're spigot rings I paid $25 shipped from Finland. $20 shipped they're brand new
PM me if you're interested

http://www.hubcentric-rings.com/

potmilkz

but does this calculation look correct to you?

eazy

iTrader: (8)

Looks correct to me based on ur ruler measuerment of the vernier caliper. Pm me for my pp address if u want them

sdelia

Looks right