[E-SPEC]

Can't find anywhere. I believe its a custom size i need so the following places don't carry it.. 10/10 tires, Lordco, CT, etc. So is there a place locally that i can go have them made, or pick up at? Thanks in advance.

[HKS PWR]

NTW in Delta would probably have them
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[The_AK]

Define custom? I've purchased them from Volco tire (now know has 1010tires)

[snowball]

NTW in Delta would probably have them
Who We Are: National Tire Wholesale! (http://www.nationaltirewholesale.com/who.html)

+1 for NTW, they have carried every odd size in plastic and aluminum that I have ever needed, not sure you would need "custom" rings

[E-SPEC]

Tryed both of them already and nothing, thanks guys. SIZE I NEED IS 66.1 --> 64.1

[fliptuner]

1mm thick is going to be hard to find ....

http://th1121.photobucket.com/albums/l510/JustAKayee/th_tumblr_l8eo4wh0Fd1qzkrl1.jpg

[Noran]

I got my rings from Kal Tire in Port Moody. Size was 73.1 to 64.1.

[westopher]

Have you tried running them yet? Such a small amount MAY not be anything to worry about. If it does wobble, I'd see if Panthers could machine something for you.

[fliptuner]

As long as the wheel isn't sitting on the hub, the potential for wobble is the same. The other issue is debris/rust getting in between, preventing OEM wheels from mounting properly (without having to wire brush the mount surface).

I haven't had any issues not running rings but I'm also diligent in having clean mounting surfaces, torqueing incrementally and using lugs with the correct seat. YMMV.

[E-SPEC]

Have you tried running them yet? Such a small amount MAY not be anything to worry about. If it does wobble, I'd see if Panthers could machine something for you.

Yes! Thats the thing, it vibrates pretty bad going over 80-90 km And even driving slow i feel sort of an odd bouncing feeling. Perhaps they could be mounted more properly? I'm not sure. Either way i'd like to find something pretty quick, thanks for the help.

[fliptuner]

Are you sure they're balanced? Have you tried swapping front to back?

[E-SPEC]

Yes they are balanced, front to back no good.

[fliptuner]

Damn, what a pita then.

[!SG]

i had a machinist made a custom set for me. the overall thickness is nothing special, but i needed them deep.

[E-SPEC]

I've special ordered a set now, thanks for the help.

[hud 91gt]

I have the thinnest hub centric rings in my wheels, so thin that they usually get bent(Squished) (Plastic or metal version) every 2nd tire change that they need replacement. They shake like hell when I foget them.

[immorality]

!SG & E-SPEC, where did you get these from?

[!SG]

nigels mechanist.

for me, it was a bit of a treat. i got to use my drafting/engineering knowledge from way back when, you know, when we needed custom wooden wagon wheels. gave them the design, and had them made of high quality aluminum. had them for about 5 years now. still work great.

basically the hub rings you can buy are only about 0.9cm thick, and whatever inner and outer diameter you need. (mine was for toyota to aftermarket 73.1mm) however, i needed more than 0.9cm thick. more like 7cm thick to clear the wheel center hub portion.

cost was around $140 bucks for a set of 4 due to the higher grade material.

[E-SPEC]

!SG & E-SPEC, where did you get these from?

I had a shop order them from the States. the only shitty part is i have to wait 2 Fridays now... haa