Hub centric rings

Keatonsdad

Joshua 24:15
Does any one know where to get the hub centric rings and what size to get for stock hubs with aftermarket wheels. Are they specific to the wheel?
 

driller

El Presidente
Are they specific to the wheel?
Yes they are specific to the wheel - the ID of the bore on the wheel to be exact.

I'll have to search for the size I use on my '96 and where I got them.

Basically, the ID of the hub ring matches the OD of the hub on the car while the OD of the hub ring matches the ID of the wheel bore.

EDIT: I found where I got them but not the size I ordered.

http://www.1010tires.com/hubrings.asp
 

Keatonsdad

Joshua 24:15
Thanks the wheels came with some but the last place I had put on the tires forgot to mention they lost them. I think this is my vibration I cant get rid of.
 

AnthraxBird

The Band, not the disease
You can get the rings from the wheel manufacturer. Also, is your steering wheel vibrating at higher speeds? Check the tires for "hop", or the run out on the tire. Ive seen many of tires be bad and cause issues. Or you can try a rotation, and see if it helps!
 

Keatonsdad

Joshua 24:15
You can get the rings from the wheel manufacturer. Also, is you're steering wheel vibrating at higher speeds? Check the tires for "hop," or the run out on the tire. Ive seen many of tires be bad and cause issues. Or you can try a rotation, and see if it helps!

Thanks Ive gone through all the steps I've gone as far as to have the tires "road forced balanced" still the vibration remains I have found a set of rings and they should be here next week. In the meen time i'll be painting the wheels a darker gunmetal grey as well as using some plasti-dip to temporarily see what the car will look like with the chrome in the same gunmetal grey to tie the wheels in with the rest of the car. The nice thing is if it looks like crap the plasti-dip can be peeled right off! If anyone else needs the stock hub size it is 63.4mm for the mark and the wheel will differ by the manufacture
 
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