Can I use a 67.1 mm Centerbore wheel??
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Hi folks,
I have a set of 16x7 steel wheels, 40mm offset, 5x114.3 bolt pattern, and 67.1 mm centerbore. They are off a Toyota Rav4.
I know our stock centerbore is 64.1 mm. Will I be able to bolt up these new winter wheels and not have any problems considering the difference in centerbore size?
I've searched all the threads, but nothing that really talks about this specifically.
thx.
I have a set of 16x7 steel wheels, 40mm offset, 5x114.3 bolt pattern, and 67.1 mm centerbore. They are off a Toyota Rav4.
I know our stock centerbore is 64.1 mm. Will I be able to bolt up these new winter wheels and not have any problems considering the difference in centerbore size?
I've searched all the threads, but nothing that really talks about this specifically.
thx.
#4
Originally Posted by BacktoAcura
Thanks. Has anyone used wheels with a centerbore size of 67.1 mm without the rings?
(just wondering how much vibration there could be)
(just wondering how much vibration there could be)
#7
Originally Posted by Dan Martin
Good aluminum rings are less than $20 for 4, it's cheap insurance.
I've read that the "plastic" ones are better because if you get any moisture between the aluminium rings and the hub, it will cause corrosion and you'll have a heck of a time getting them off. Do you use aluminium rings?
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Originally Posted by BacktoAcura
I've read that the "plastic" ones are better because if you get any moisture between the aluminium rings and the hub, it will cause corrosion and you'll have a heck of a time getting them off. Do you use aluminium rings?
Aluminum doesnt rust...
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