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2) 1.5" Lug Centric spacers

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YotaZach85 said:
I have a pair (2) of 6x5.5 LUG centric (won't work with stock aluminum wheels) spacers, 1.5" wide, brand new with lug nuts. I'm not going to post pictures, we all know what wheel spacers look like. $65 shipped or pickup welcome in Newark DE, I bought a set but only needed a pair.
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Curious to why they wouldn't they work?
 
YotaZach85 said:
I thought the stock wheels are hub centric? I don't have any factory wheels laying around to test them on.
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The stock wheels are hubcentric,.. aftermarket wheels are normally hubcentric too, difference is the aftermarket wheel is cut to clear the largest dia hub size of any given manufacturer. Usually you get thin aluminum rings that fit into the new wheel and make it fit your particular hub size perfectly.


Non hubcentric spacers up to 3/4" thick are just flat with a big hole in the center and 8 to 12 holes around the outside, these are universal, cheap and most always cause unbearable vibrations at highway speeds. Over 3/4" they'll have their own lugs, but won't have toyota specific hub size machined on both sides, they'd fit basically any 6 lug vehicle with the same pattern and are centered by the lugs.

It's funny I just realized you said "lug" centric, I suck :withstupid:... anyway yeah those are pre-95, I'm looking for hubcentric for an 01... hey at least you didn't have to type bump today :moping: sorry
 
Speedweigand said:
The stock wheels are hubcentric,.. aftermarket wheels are normally hubcentric too, difference is the aftermarket wheel is cut to clear the largest dia hub size of any given manufacturer. Usually you get thin aluminum rings that fit into the new wheel and make it fit your particular hub size perfectly.


Non hubcentric spacers up to 3/4" thick are just flat with a big hole in the center and 8 to 12 holes around the outside, these are universal, cheap and most always cause unbearable vibrations at highway speeds. Over 3/4" they'll have their own lugs, but won't have toyota specific hub size machined on both sides, they'd fit basically any 6 lug vehicle with the same pattern and are centered by the lugs.

It's funny I just realized you said "lug" centric, I suck :withstupid:... anyway yeah those are pre-95, I'm looking for hubcentric for an 01... hey at least you didn't have to type bump today :moping: sorry
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:bigok: Haha no worries, I run steel wheels on everything (because I'm a cheap a$$) so I don't know the whole skinny on aluminum wheels...lug centric and hub centric is a bunch of mumbo jumbo to me! Thanks for the bumps...at least I won't have to worry about anyone else asking that question and not have a good answer :hatsoff:
 
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