jbird0007

seems like a good thread, would be better if the pics were still up.... anyone have them?

Jim@tirerack

Anti sieze on the hub is a good idea.

bronxbomber252

Doesn't matter much what they are made of in reality... they are just meant to make sure the wheels are centered. Little if any weight is actually on the part of the hub that sticks out OR lugs when torqued down. The weight is supported by friction of the back surface of the wheel against the flat part of the hub/brake disc. This friction is created by the pressure the lug nuts exert on the wheel pushing it against the surface. W/o centering rings it is possible for the wheel to get mounted slightly off center and the vibration can get the lugs to loosen up thus causing problems.

hipopkboy

I know this is a 2006 post, but does anyone on here know where i could find a set of hub centric ring for set of Volks CE28N 17 x 7.5 and 17 x 9?

Hipopkboy

hipopkboy

also whats the correct size hub ring for front and back?

Hipopkboy

TTMartin

hipopkboy

so when i order i should be going for OD 73 ID 70 for front and OD 73 ID 64 rear correct?

Hipopkboy

WhiteAP1ftw

I know this is an old thread, but for people searching who want to see the pics, here is his same post on another forum where the pics are still up:

http://forums.s2kca.com/showthread.p...t-are-they-for

cj_in_seattle

I tried looking at the other posting but it's not there or not working at this time. Any chance the pictures can be fixed? I'd really like to see all these. Sounds important.