Hubcentric rings needed?
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Hubcentric rings needed?
I will be purchasing Enkei RPF1's shortly and are wondering if I need hubcentric rings for them. I'm getting conflicting information on this from multiple sources. Any help would be appreciated.
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Sorry to jump in....I have from Robi "double hubcentric"spacers....can you guys educate me a bit? What is "double hub centric"
Are most of the usual Evo rims hubcentric? I assume this is the case if they are Evo fitment...
I got them because I wanted to widen the track on my Evo....I was going to use them on RPF-1's but could I use them on other Evo wheels?
How do most people feel about spacers? I wanted to both increase track and understeer and improve the looks....any feedback appreciated..
Are most of the usual Evo rims hubcentric? I assume this is the case if they are Evo fitment...
I got them because I wanted to widen the track on my Evo....I was going to use them on RPF-1's but could I use them on other Evo wheels?
How do most people feel about spacers? I wanted to both increase track and understeer and improve the looks....any feedback appreciated..
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99% of the wheels on the market are not hubcentric, as most wheels are not made specifically for any car. Instead, they are a general size that happens to fit the Evo, among other cars
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I just got some Fn01's and I am getting hub rings for it. They are cheap so why not. I have had rims that didn't vibrate w/out rings and I have had some that did need rings. For such low cost just get em.
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