sr20jet

Set of 4 BRAND NEW, NEVER USED blue aluminum hub rings for aftermarket wheels that have 70mm opening. Will come with locking rings that locks into place when rings are placed on back of wheel. Good for anyone buying aftermarket wheels that came off Hondas, VWs, Toyotas or Mazdas, which uses smaller diameter hub rings for aftermarket wheels. Asking $20 shipped, non-CC/debit Paypal accepted.

Note: If your aftermarket wheels came from the factory with an opening higher than 70mm, these will not fit.

Actual pic of rings:


59mm stamped on rings:

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Blair

I'm interested, I just need to measure the wheels when I get home.

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sr20jet

Still have them, just LMK.

vladha

What are these supposed to do, if you don't mind my asking? I have set that I used to use, but I figured that once the bolts are tightened, they weren't doing anything... took them off.

Peace,
Mark

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Fosters

They space your wheel out by whatever thickness they are to reduce any rubbing, and/or they increase the center bore of the wheel - when you take off the wheels, you will see the "lip" that the wheel fits on. If the wheels you have (generic not your Enkei's) have a smaller gap than your hub, then the wheels won't fit over that lip. Does that make sense?

Josh

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sr20jet

The use of hub rings allows the wheels to fit snuggly on the wheel hub. Without the use of a correct hub ring(59 mm for most Nissan's), you can encounter while driving either wheel vibration or bending/added stress on the wheel studs. Most aftermarket wheels come with either a 70mm or 73mm wheel center opening, the use of hub rings for a specific car allows the aftermarket wheels to be correctly mounted. Hope this answers your question.