i searched and i am trying to get hubcentric rings from prestigewheel.com but i need the hub bore on the rotas i'm putting on. ont he box it says

HB: 67.1

thats the hub bore right? well i go this...

"Payam as far as i can tell by the info you have given me, it sounds like that is the dimension of your vehicle hub bore, not your wheel hole size.
To: Web Sales Customer

Fr: Prestige Sales Dept.
"

ok.... is he saying that 67.1 sounds like my hub diameter on my car? because i think that the 67.1 is for the bore of the wheel. i dunno. can someone enlighten me?

i have 99-00 civic si knuckles on a 93 del sol s. if that matters. are hub diameters all the same for hondas? or are there diffrences.... i checked in my honda del sol service manual but i couldnt find anything....

 

UP?

 

hub diameter on civs and tegs is 56.15.

http://www.prestigewheel.com/HubRingsbyMake.asp

 

Why not go directly to rota to get them and save yourself some trouble - $20 shipped.


Hub hole size on rota's: 67.1mm

Civic hub size: 56.15mm

There ya go.

 

does rota use metal,plastic or composite?

 

Calipers are your friend...

 

the hubrings you want are 67.0mm x 56.15mm
your wheel is 67.1 but 1/10th of a mm is very very small and allows the ring to fit snugly but not forced on the wheel.

http://www.prestigewheel.com has em. 30 bucks.
also they are composite so they wont melt or sieze on the hub.

 

what size rota u have? caz i got 15 inch rota hub ring and they dont fit my 16 inch rotas they are too small

 

i have 15s. yes the 16's centerbore is most likely bigger. it says on the box and inside the wheel.

 

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I am unsure about materials used in Rota's rings. I was considering getting some rota's at one time and researched it. I ended up getting Kosei K-1 racing wheels (15") from tirerack. They came with plastic hubrings.

The real reason I would go with the manufacturer's rings is because the SHOULD take into account wheel construction - and chamfers or radii that are part of the wheel. In other words, the rota rings should fit the wheel properly.

 

rota's website looks like it was made by an 8th grader for a webdesign project