Wheel/Spacer Combo Help

[RobbieX210X]

My buddy gave me a set of rims from his 98 frontier and they fit perfectly, bolt pattern with stock lug-nuts. The wheels are I believe 108mm bore and I (am looking at) getting a 6mm thick spacer plate with a 108mm bore also (I can't find one with a 78. My truck has a 78mm bore according to the 1.25in adapters I bought (selling those cause I don't feel like cutting the studs.) Didn't plan this out. Would it be okay with the 108 bore for both the rim and spacer? Or will I need to get those plastic bore adapter rings (most likely). I don't think the hub will be long enough to support both the spacer and wheels with the plates in place. The rims rub by a fraction with the calipers and I don't want to shave down the calipers. I have zero technical skill.

These are the plates:

http://www.motorcitybolton.com/whee...5-lug-or-6-lug-wheel-spacer-plate-1-pair.html

There are the adapters I have:

http://www.motorcitybolton.com/whee...-6x139-7-1-25-wheel-spacer-78mm-hub-bore.html

I am currently still trying to figure this out.

 

[Gzes]

Jt doesnt have to match with the bore. As long as its lug centrick its good. My h3 rims have a larger hub but dont affect anything. I dont have the plastic rings

 

[RobbieX210X]

Thanks Gzes, I'll have to measure and put the wheels on and spin em to see if they rub. Keep ya posted.

 

[Gzes]

Just remember to tighten in star pattern so it gets lug centrick of npt it can vibrate

 

[RobbieX210X]

The spacer plate helped the problem in the front, no more grinding, but the back calipers are different design so now I need to shave a bit off of them. Halfway there!

 

[RobbieX210X]

Check this thred I finally got them on!!!

http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=46522