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Making a smaller hub bore work

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Old 08-06-13, 09:20 AM
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Making a smaller hub bore work

Picked up some wheels & 2 of them are 64mm center bore

Anyone have experience with this? Options seem to be:

Having the wheels milled out
Using a spacer to clear the hub & run as lug-centric
Have custom spacers made that will clear the hub & then taper down to the smaller bore

I will be sure to post some pictures once I get them mounted
Old 08-14-13, 09:48 PM
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you already solved the problem lol, but easiest way is to get them bored out a little by a machine shop. shouldnt cost too much money
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Just get the bore milled out...

Did that for a set of BBS-LM's I have... Cost me $200 w/e still worth it..


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Old 09-16-13, 09:45 AM
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Ended up going with the Project Kics 10mm spacers & running lug-centric. I needed a tad bit of clearance for the strut. Seems to be good so far, no balance issue & holding torque. Wheels torqued in the air with a cross pattern & then double checking in a circular pattern.
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