Hub-centric rings?

[Merc1973]

I have some free wheels i got. However they do not sit in the hub, only on the studs. Im looking to get some aluminum rings. What is the hub size for our trucks?

 

[iamdub]

I have some free wheels i got. However they do not sit in the hub, only on the studs. Im looking to get some aluminum rings. What is the hub size for our trucks?

78.1mm

There's no problem with lug-centric if you torque them down properly (in stages, to spec). Also, do you know what the backspacing of the new wheels is? If they're deep and you need spacers, you can get spacers that are hub-centric to kill two birds with one stone.

 

[Merc1973]

78.1mm

There's no problem with lug-centric if you torque them down properly (in stages, to spec). Also, do you know what the backspacing of the new wheels is? If they're deep and you need spacers, you can get spacers that are hub-centric to kill two birds with one stone.

Thanks for the measurements. There is less backspacing so I don't need to worry about clearance issues. I'm having a hard time measuring the Hub opening in the wheels since I can't get my digital calipers in there. Best I could do is a measuring tape in inches. Left side is starting at 11 in

 

[iamdub]

You have to be precise with the bore diameter of the new wheel for the hubcentric rings, otherwise they're pointless. The size may be embossed somewhere on the back of the wheel. 4.25" converts to 107.95mm and 108mm is a common bore size, so I'd bet it's that.

https://www.amazon.com/Circuit-Performance-78-1mm-Aluminum-Centric/dp/B01JK2ZIZK

 

[Merc1973]

You have to be precise with the bore diameter of the new wheel for the hubcentric rings, otherwise they're pointless. The size may be embossed somewhere on the back of the wheel. 4.25" converts to 107.95mm and 108mm is a common bore size, so I'd bet it's that.

https://www.amazon.com/Circuit-Performance-78-1mm-Aluminum-Centric/dp/B01JK2ZIZK

Yes. You're right out needs to be precise. Thanks.