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Discussion in 'Stop, Drop & Roll' started by MattH, Mar 17, 2013.

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    MacktasticSlick, Apr 10, 2013
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    MacktasticSlick, Apr 24, 2013
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    138, whats the center bore on these cars.. 5.5? Whats the damage of running say, a 6 or 6.5?
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    I'd think the big risk would be just a bad vibration, but I may be wrong. If you run rims that aren't hub centric, and instead go for something that is only lug centric, I know you should tighten the wheels all the way down with the car still on jack stands. The weight of the car can make the rims go off center, causing vibration.
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    Just contacted a guy on some diamond racing steelies, I asked what the center bore was, he said he wasnt sure. I said okay, let me know. He said, "you either want them or you dont, so let me know" I said, I dont want them if they dont fit alright. He said " What car you got?" I said Corolla. Ge said "LOL". I said You like it huh... He said, "Ok lol these are not for you bud sorry. I said, Haha alright dick, go fuck yourself..
    MattH, Apr 29, 2013
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    You shoulda said it was for a civic, he woulda been all over your nutz.
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    If they were for a civic they would fit. Bore centers I think are the same. I know that I've switched rims with a buddy that has a civic before and they were fine.
    MacktasticSlick, Apr 29, 2013
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    They are the same, I used to have integra/civic rims.
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    Problem = solved
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    Well that's good to know.. So, any after market rim that came off a civic or integra is compatible as well.
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    You definitely want your center bore to match, or else use hubcentric rings.
    Goldy, Apr 30, 2013
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    I have learned how to mount lugcentrically pretty well, no vibrations well past aggressive freeway speeds.
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    I think ours are 54.1 and Hondas are 56.1.
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    My neighbor has some oem honda rims on his 7th gen corolla and says he didnt use hub rings:noidea:
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    Then he had 1mm in between his hub and the wheel bore.

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    After market stock wheels? :dafuq:
    Hummer, May 1, 2013
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    Haha, thats right!

    1mm really that bad, IF you tighten your wheels up snug?
    MattH, May 2, 2013
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    You can do whatever you want, but I will ALWAYS have proper-fitting wheels on my car. One, I'm not that desperate, and two, I can't run the risk.
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