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Centre Bore Size
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Mat
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think he wants to know the diameter of the inside of the wheels so it goes over the center of the hub at the rear 
i had this prob wi my mates rims i tried. was right pcd and et, but wouldn't go on the hub
i had this prob wi my mates rims i tried. was right pcd and et, but wouldn't go on the hub
Mat
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nah, if the center bore is too big then you get spiggot rings to sort it (i did on mine), but if it's too small, then, well you're ****ed (unless you bore it out yaself )
(i did on mine), but if it's too small, then, well you're ****ed (unless you bore it out yaself )
Oh ive always had spiggot rings on all of my alloys and not dealt with any problems so wouldnt have known that. But then if there was a need to know this then you would be told it just like u are with pcd and offest
Mat
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well i only know because like i said, i tried my mates and wouldn't go over the center of the hub
think he wants to know the diameter of the inside of the wheels so it goes over the center of the hub at the rear
i had this prob wi my mates rims i tried. was right pcd and et, but wouldn't go on the hub
You have hit the nail straight on the head.
I have the option to buy some ultra deep dish wheels but the centre bore is 56mm and I am not sure if it will fit over the centre of the hub.
Can anyone help me out??
Cheers
Alex
Mat
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yay! i got summat right for once. not bad to say i'm usually **** wi technical aspects of cars
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