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Old 01-07-2007, 11:03 AM
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Hub centric ring fitment. HELP!

i'm running my enkei evo 5's with a center bore of 72.6 without a hubcentric ring, and the stock bore is 64.1. do i need a ring???? i haven't noticed anything different and i really don't know what to look for, like vibrations or shaking etc. any info would be greatly appreciated.
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If the wheels are balanced and you don't notice any steering wheel vibration at higher speed, then you are fine.
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i guess i noticed a little bit, what size hub centric rings would i need? and is it okay to drive around without the rings for awhile? i just drove back up to college about 300 miles.
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that would be 72.6-64.1= 8.5.. you can get it from discount tire..
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Originally Posted by ducksauce110
i'm running my enkei evo 5's with a center bore of 72.6 without a hubcentric ring, and the stock bore is 64.1. do i need a ring???? i haven't noticed anything different and i really don't know what to look for, like vibrations or shaking etc. any info would be greatly appreciated.
U will have to find a set with outer diameter of 72.6mm and inner of 64.1 mm.
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is it okay if i drive though? i'm not going to have any time to do it while i'm up in college, until the weekend where i'll have to drive down again.
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thanks for the quick responses guys, really appreciate it.
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Some wheels are desinged in a way, when u use appropriate lugs nuts, it will help center the wheel. U should be able to tell wether there is a vibration or not from the new tires at high speed. I use to drive a civic with after market wheels and no hubcentric rings for years and the only problem i had was vibration. Make sure when u drive long trips, the lugs are tighted, or inspect them before taking the trip. by the way, i beleive u can ge those rings at ebay.
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Got mine for my ROTAs from this seller.

Fit like a charm and no rust or anything.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HUB-C...spagenameZWDVW
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