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What do you mean "not the correct diameter"? No idea what that's supposed to mean, but no wheel spacers.
The stock hub diameter or center bore is 87.1 mm and most aftermarket wheels are larger which is considered lug centric. When I said hub spacers I meant hub centric rings which makes up for the difference between the two diameters and more safely secures the wheel to the hub rather than relying on just lug nuts. You can read all about it in the link I provided. I just looked up the spec of your Fuel Beasts and they match so you don't have to worry about it. I was wrong on my first post I wasn't aware of this until recently so I wanted to inform others who may not know either.
The stock hub diameter or center bore is 87.1 mm and most aftermarket wheels are larger which is considered lug centric. When I said hub spacers I meant hub centric rings which makes up for the difference between the two diameters and more safely secures the wheel to the hub rather than relying on just lug nuts. You can read all about it in the link I provided. I just looked up the spec of your Fuel Beasts and they match so you don't have to worry about it. I was wrong on my first post I wasn't aware of this until recently so I wanted to inform others who may not know either.
Yeah they're the same center bore as OEM. Ive bought quite a few aftermarket wheels and you can usually either get them in the OEM center bore or a "generic" wheel with a wide generic center bore. Either way, thanks for looking out for the forum!
10-06-2016, 07:33 PM
