Subject	agree, but those KYO-EI wheel adapters are lugcentric unit
Posted by	CHUNG (Dallas) on January 08, 2005 at 3:39 PM
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In Reply To	those aren't even hubcentric (n/m) posted by Luke@tirerack on January 08, 2005 at 07:20 AM
Message	When tightening the adapter nuts against the adapter, the nuts automatically center the adapter to the hub perfectly without the necessary aid of hubcentric ring. Then, the wheel nuts will center the wheel to the adapter after tightening themselves if your wheel is lugcentric wheel, again, perfectly without te necessary aid of the hubcentric. If not, the nuts will do. I would tighten them while the wheel is suspended from the ground as you should with lugcentric wheel. If not not , one could always buy some hub rings to ensure that one gets the wheel properly centered before tightening it down. I believe you know all these problem/solution, but just info for those with doubts/questions :-) Erick
Follow Ups	Would anyone be interested in acquiring H&R wheel spacers? - Zrevolver 01:23:45 01/08/05 how big in mm are you getting? (n/m) - maglito 02:13:24 01/08/05 May I suggest the light weight wheel adaptors? - CHUNG (Dallas) 02:54:03 01/08/05 btw, the 20mm and 25mm adapters are on sale now - CHUNG (Dallas) 03:04:54 01/08/05 those aren't even hubcentric (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 07:20:14 01/08/05 agree, but those KYO-EI wheel adapters are lugcentric unit - CHUNG (Dallas) 15:39:25 01/08/05 I can get them - Luke@tirerack 05:52:48 01/08/05 Hey luke@tirerack.com, are they off backorder finally? - Zrevolver 13:48:16 01/08/05 all the H&R spacers come with studs, I think I only need - Zrevolver 13:47:31 01/08/05
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