Center Bore
I recently came across some old BBS RS wheels at a very low price
The major concern: The center bore of the BBS wheels are 60mm, and the Honda (front) center bore is 70.1 mm
My question: Should I have the wheels bored to 70.1? Or should I have them bored over that to, say 73 mm (the common a/m wheel bore size) and use a hubcentric spacer?
Or would boring the wheel to exactly 70.1 mm eliminate the need for hubcentric rings?
Sorry, my knowledge on this issue is sub par.
The major concern: The center bore of the BBS wheels are 60mm, and the Honda (front) center bore is 70.1 mm
My question: Should I have the wheels bored to 70.1? Or should I have them bored over that to, say 73 mm (the common a/m wheel bore size) and use a hubcentric spacer?
Or would boring the wheel to exactly 70.1 mm eliminate the need for hubcentric rings?
Sorry, my knowledge on this issue is sub par.
Bore the wheel to exactly 70.1mm. You would not need a hubcentric ring and the more material you remove the weaker the wheel will get. There is no reason to go bigger unless you know you will be using the wheel on a car with a larger wheel bore in the future which is highly unlikely.
Originally Posted by 1nate7,Apr 15 2010, 02:41 PM
Bore the wheel to exactly 70.1mm. You would not need a hubcentric ring and the more material you remove the weaker the wheel will get. There is no reason to go bigger unless you know you will be using the wheel on a car with a larger wheel bore in the future which is highly unlikely.
Im going to assume your loyal membership and high post count makes you a credible source.
Looks like I will have the fronts bored to exactly 70.1 and the rears 64.1
Originally Posted by SF2000s2000,Apr 15 2010, 03:57 PM
how much have you been quoted? i found a machinist to bore my wheels for $20 ea and a tire shop that has a machinist bore them for $50 ea.
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