Subject	That post is dealing with spacers, not hub-centric rings
Posted by	olyar15 on July 21, 2006 at 1:32 AM
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In Reply To	Read this post by WickedZx. posted by brahmabull (NoVA) on July 21, 2006 at 12:49 AM
Message	There is a difference. Most aftermarket wheels have a large centerbore so that they can fit on a wide variety of vehicles. Then use hubcentric rings to narrow down the centerbore to match the vehicle. The Z has a 66mm centerbore. Most aftermarket wheels use a 73mm centerbore. Chances are that is what the SSR is as well, but I would doublecheck with TireRack. Charles Carbon Black '95 TT '02 Honda CR-V "Bustermobile" Carbon Black '03 BMW M5
Follow Ups	What size hub-centric ring do I need to use with a set - zgene4 00:21:55 07/21/06 i bought rings for my ssr competitions from tirerack.com - Max865(ATL) 00:45:56 07/21/06 Read this post by WickedZx. - brahmabull (NoVA) 00:49:53 07/21/06 That post is dealing with spacers, not hub-centric rings - olyar15 01:32:30 07/21/06 When I needed to find out for my Rojas I measured :) (n/m) - CollegeBoy (Kauai) 01:29:35 07/21/06 I got mine from Luke @ Tirerack. Check with him. (n/m) - 94Z32XTT 01:54:52 07/21/06 Call discount tire...... tirerack is a pos - zboost(tx) 07:20:44 07/21/06 2nd. Got mine from Discount as well. (n/m) - Guapo 08:26:58 07/21/06 I don't bother calling tirerack unless I hit x362 for Luke (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:52:46 07/21/06
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