Hubcentric ring size for 501s
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Hubcentric ring size for 501s
Okay guys, I need a set of hubcentric rings for my 501s.
I know that the inside diameter should be 54.1, but I'm not sure what the OD should be for the 501s.
Can anyone help me here?
I know that the inside diameter should be 54.1, but I'm not sure what the OD should be for the 501s.
Can anyone help me here?
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Thanks Jason! You rule.
And yea, I was never really thinking about it, but I had a noise to deal with... I noticed how not even close they are. I just wanna take the strain off of the studs.
So... 73mm OD and 54.1 ID, correct?
And yea, I was never really thinking about it, but I had a noise to deal with... I noticed how not even close they are. I just wanna take the strain off of the studs.
So... 73mm OD and 54.1 ID, correct?
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I was hearing a bit of a clunking, I figured I would just cover my bases. But really. Pop the centercap off and see how not close the hubs are.
You need to get a 54.1mm ID 73mm OD ring. I got mine tonight from a tuner shop for 20 bucks.
It eliminates most of the stress on the studs and stabilizes the wheel better.
You need to get a 54.1mm ID 73mm OD ring. I got mine tonight from a tuner shop for 20 bucks.
It eliminates most of the stress on the studs and stabilizes the wheel better.
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http://www.lakeshorewheelandtire.com
They also sell em... pretty cheap too, but I didn't wanna wait for em.
They also sell em... pretty cheap too, but I didn't wanna wait for em.