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Old 01-04-2009, 10:41 PM   #16 (permalink)
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you might need a hubcentric ring for your hub bore.
I'll second that.
Camrys have a 60.1mm bore. Highly recommend you pick up some hub rings, if the seller are not providing them for you.
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why do i need a hub ring, not familiar with these?
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why do i need a hub ring, not familiar with these?
...to match the diameter of your wheel hub on the car to the diameter of the hub cutout on the wheel. Wheel mfg make them often big enough to fit all cars. A hub centric ring is a simple ring of plastic or aluminum - w/o it it will be almost impossible to mount the wheel centric on your hub.
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why do i need a hub ring, not familiar with these?


Without it, there will be a gap between the hub of the car and the wheel. The wheel will be held by the lug bolts only. Your wheels will be susceptable to vibration and instability. Take a look at this diagram I found online...

The hub rings keep the wheel centered on the hub and provide more stability. The little piece of plastic or aluminum may seem trivial, but it makes a world of difference when you're going 60-70+ mph.
I hope that helps.
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Old 01-05-2009, 10:35 PM   #20 (permalink)
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money thanks for the diagram.

my question is which hub ring is better plastic or aluminum
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sorry to correct, but the hubcentric rings only serve the purpose to mount your wheels hubcentric and therefore avoid vibration due to none hubcentric mounting - thats it. Does not give any support/strengths/stability to the mounting itself...really. If you could mount hubcentric w/o it - you would be doing just fine...



PS: Either is fine, tirerack for example always uses plastic.

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Old 01-07-2009, 01:33 AM   #22 (permalink)
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does anyone have rims with tires on them tha are stretched?
yup..

i have 20X9 in the front with 225/35/20 and in the rear a 20X10 with 225/35/25 tires...
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FYI, I have a set of 19X9.5 +38 with a set of 225/40/19
all the way around with no issues at all. The 19x9.5
+35 will have the wheels rub against the struts.

Will post pics in the morning.
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FYI, I have a set of 19X9.5 +38 with a set of 225/40/19
all the way around with no issues at all. The 19x9.5
+35 will have the wheels rub against the struts.

Will post pics in the morning.
a +35 offset will rub the struts but a +38 will clear all the way around with NO issues? maybe you have it the other way around?
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FYI, I have a set of 19X9.5 +38 with a set of 225/40/19
all the way around with no issues at all. The 19x9.5
+35 will have the wheels rub against the struts.

Will post pics in the morning.

man you sound like the nurse that spoke to me this morning..

Im sorry Sir but the doctor said to use levothyroxine 0.03 mg.. equal to 300mcg's! i was like WTF are you for real?
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