Hub rings in stock for your aftermarket wheels!!!
01-16-12, 06:41 PM
#112
Really? Makes me wonder why there is suck a gap between the hub and the bore of the wheels. I'm staring to wonder if the wheels I have are knock offs/replicas then. For instance, when I put the wheels on I have to slowly put the lug nuts on so the studs will align properly otherwise the nuts won't seat they way the should.
01-16-12, 08:21 PM
#113
Really? Makes me wonder why there is suck a gap between the hub and the bore of the wheels. I'm staring to wonder if the wheels I have are knock offs/replicas then. For instance, when I put the wheels on I have to slowly put the lug nuts on so the studs will align properly otherwise the nuts won't seat they way the should.
Charles
01-16-12, 08:37 PM
#114
http://s793.photobucket.com/albums/y.../Wheel%20Bore/
02-08-12, 11:02 AM
#117
Charles,
Wondering if you could help a little more. I went out and measured what I could with a caliper. I believe the wheels to be authentic because it does say Toyota on the inside as well as specs like it should. Here is another pic I took today and hopefully you will have some insight for me.
When I measured the bore on the opposite side of the wheel (center cap), I measure 60.1mm like it should be.
Any advice/help/assistance will be appreciated.
Nathan
Wondering if you could help a little more. I went out and measured what I could with a caliper. I believe the wheels to be authentic because it does say Toyota on the inside as well as specs like it should. Here is another pic I took today and hopefully you will have some insight for me.
When I measured the bore on the opposite side of the wheel (center cap), I measure 60.1mm like it should be.
Any advice/help/assistance will be appreciated.
Nathan
02-13-12, 09:42 AM
#118
Charles,
Wondering if you could help a little more. I went out and measured what I could with a caliper. I believe the wheels to be authentic because it does say Toyota on the inside as well as specs like it should. Here is another pic I took today and hopefully you will have some insight for me.
When I measured the bore on the opposite side of the wheel (center cap), I measure 60.1mm like it should be.
Any advice/help/assistance will be appreciated.
Nathan
Wondering if you could help a little more. I went out and measured what I could with a caliper. I believe the wheels to be authentic because it does say Toyota on the inside as well as specs like it should. Here is another pic I took today and hopefully you will have some insight for me.
When I measured the bore on the opposite side of the wheel (center cap), I measure 60.1mm like it should be.
Any advice/help/assistance will be appreciated.
Nathan
Those are hub-centric then to the Lexus. So no need for hub-rings. If they say Toyota on the back of the wheel. Then they are factory/OEM wheels.
Charles
03-09-12, 10:18 AM
#119
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I need help!!! Ive ordered a set of 73.1-60.1 hub rings. I got a set of TSW Jaramas. I searched online for the TSW center bore, and i found its 73mm. When i received the hub rings, first it did NOT fit the center bore for the rims. I figured since the rings are plastic, i could "help" it fit (when i mean "help", i meant HAMMER! Lol). The rings fit into the rims snugged! But now the rim will not set flush with the rotors! Since i "helped" the rings into the rim, the center bore on the rings shrunk and wont fit onto the hubs! I know parts should be able to fit properly with little to no force! I figured this fitment are wrong! Can u help me and tell me what size i should need for my rims!!!! PLEASE HELP, IM TIRED OF MY STEERING WHEEL GIVING MY HAND A MASSAGE FROM THE VIBRATIONS!!!
03-12-12, 09:01 AM
#120
I need help!!! Ive ordered a set of 73.1-60.1 hub rings. I got a set of TSW Jaramas. I searched online for the TSW center bore, and i found its 73mm. When i received the hub rings, first it did NOT fit the center bore for the rims. I figured since the rings are plastic, i could "help" it fit (when i mean "help", i meant HAMMER! Lol). The rings fit into the rims snugged! But now the rim will not set flush with the rotors! Since i "helped" the rings into the rim, the center bore on the rings shrunk and wont fit onto the hubs! I know parts should be able to fit properly with little to no force! I figured this fitment are wrong! Can u help me and tell me what size i should need for my rims!!!! PLEASE HELP, IM TIRED OF MY STEERING WHEEL GIVING MY HAND A MASSAGE FROM THE VIBRATIONS!!!
Charles