1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
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1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
hey all, are 1998 civic hub bore size 56.1? Reason why i'm asking is because the bore size for the rims i'm gunna buy are 57.1 which is a minimal difference would I need lug nut rings or w.e they're called to fill in the excess space?
also for a +10 offset would i need any spacers to install these rims properly? thanks
also for a +10 offset would i need any spacers to install these rims properly? thanks
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Re: 1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
they are called hub rings.
and whether you need them or not depends on one thing.
is your rim a lug centric, or hub centric design?
if its lug centric then you do not need the hub ring
if its hub centric, then you do need the ring.
i have not yet seen a hub centric 4x100 civic wheel yet.
and whether you need them or not depends on one thing.
is your rim a lug centric, or hub centric design?
if its lug centric then you do not need the hub ring
if its hub centric, then you do need the ring.
i have not yet seen a hub centric 4x100 civic wheel yet.
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Re: 1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
they are called hub rings.
and whether you need them or not depends on one thing.
is your rim a lug centric, or hub centric design?
if its lug centric then you do not need the hub ring
if its hub centric, then you do need the ring.
i have not yet seen a hub centric 4x100 civic wheel yet.
and whether you need them or not depends on one thing.
is your rim a lug centric, or hub centric design?
if its lug centric then you do not need the hub ring
if its hub centric, then you do need the ring.
i have not yet seen a hub centric 4x100 civic wheel yet.
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Re: 1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
because on lug centric rims the rim actually rides on the lugs (thats why they have a conical shape where they meet the rim ( to center it )
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Re: 1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
+10 are going to stick out way more than stock so no you shouldn't need a spacer. the wheels probably wont fit well with that low of offset. there are tons of threads on this topic
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Re: 1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
i've seen these rims on 6th gen civics before. but i'm worried about rubbing of the fender. i have a subtle drop. i still have about half an inch worth of wheel gap. i'm going with low pro tires tho when i do buy these rims. what would i need to make sure they fit flush?
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thanks man, so 1mm difference wont matter?
i've seen these rims on 6th gen civics before. but i'm worried about rubbing of the fender. i have a subtle drop. i still have about half an inch worth of wheel gap. i'm going with low pro tires tho when i do buy these rims. what would i need to make sure they fit flush?
i've seen these rims on 6th gen civics before. but i'm worried about rubbing of the fender. i have a subtle drop. i still have about half an inch worth of wheel gap. i'm going with low pro tires tho when i do buy these rims. what would i need to make sure they fit flush?
just search "offset" in the wheel and tire forum, you will find plenty of info
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ghlight=offset
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Re: 1998 civic hub bore size. +10 offset question
I want these wheels:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/370577702711...ht_2122wt_1402
the hub bore is 75 tho. will i definitely need hub rings? if so can anyone link me to the ones i need?
thanks
http://www.ebay.com/itm/370577702711...ht_2122wt_1402
the hub bore is 75 tho. will i definitely need hub rings? if so can anyone link me to the ones i need?
thanks
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