What Bore?

[Tortoise]

On my last step of gettin my slips. I got the offset and everything now i jus need to find out what bore to go with. THe coices are like 68 and 73 or something like that. I have no idea which to go with let me kno asap please!

[adrian1281]

I have no idea what the size is, but can't you go out to your car and measure it?

[Tsuru]

try finding 56.1mm so you don't need hubcentric rings

[socmex7]

you're gonna need the hubcentric rings like Tsuru said.. no matter what size you get..

[T_Virus]

try finding 56.1mm so you don't need hubcentric rings


you're gonna need the hubcentric rings like Tsuru said.. no matter what size you get..

No/Yes on hubcentric rings??? huh?:mconfused:

[cow]

No/Yes on hubcentric rings??? huh?:mconfused:
Yes. It's never a bad idea to use hubcentric rings unless you're using your stock wheels or have custom-made wheels for your car.

[Tortoise]

where can i get those?

[ep_hatcher_510]

check you local tire/rim places, most of the time they can get you a set.

[socmex7]

try finding 56.1mm so you don't need hubcentric rings


you're gonna need the hubcentric rings like Tsuru said.. no matter what size you get..


No/Yes on hubcentric rings??? huh?:mconfused:

if you get a bore of 56.1 the wheel will already fit flush with the hub, therefore making them hubcentric, if the bore is bigger than 56.1 you need a ring to fill in the gap, they're called hubcentric rings.. it just makes the wheel sit flush with the hub as to not add more stress to the studs.. also, if you get your wheels through a shop they will most likely order the rings, but it's always good to make sure..