Hubcentric rings for aftermarket ZR1s?
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Ive got aftermarket ZR1 wheels, 17x11 out back (deep dish style) and noticed last night that they are not in contact with the hub centers. Should I be running hubcentric rings on these? I never noticed this until last night, Ive had some vibrations Ive been chasing down, wondering if maybe this is a source.
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Ive got aftermarket ZR1 wheels, 17x11 out back (deep dish style) and noticed last night that they are not in contact with the hub centers. Should I be running hubcentric rings on these? I never noticed this until last night, Ive had some vibrations Ive been chasing down, wondering if maybe this is a source.
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Apon closer inspection, my issue is a bit different... On the Moser 12 bolt axles, the center hub doesn't extend out very far. On the stock axles, it extends out approx. 3/4", while on the Mosers its less than .5", so with the rotors on, the center hub does not contact the wheels, as the wheels have a 45* bevel on the back at the hub area. If the wheels didn't have this bevel, I wouldn't be having this problem. So I need something to take up that 45* bevel space. Anyone know what Im talking about?
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I put a set of Intro wheels on the car several years ago, and I had to use two different thicknesses of hubcentric rings.