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Old 03-16-2009, 09:35 AM
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I got my tires n rims today. they came with these little rings, they insert on the inside of the rim hole? what are they for and should i use them?\

On the rings it say's, 73x56.15? Do yuo need pics of these ring's or do you guy's know what im talking about.
 

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They're to protect your wheels from getting damaged by the lug nuts, and partly ensure that the lug nut seats properly. Up to you whether you run them or not.
 
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They're to protect your wheels from getting damaged by the lug nuts, and partly ensure that the lug nut seats properly. Up to you whether you run them or not.
Going to have to add a caveat; they may be required with your wheels. Back to square one
 
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Originally Posted by mudferret
Going to have to add a caveat; they may be required with your wheels. Back to square one
whats a caveat? When i got my first set of aftermarket rims for this car, i only got rims no extra's. I need a caveat to use these rings? should i put the rings on or wait and have the shop put them on? Do stock rims of these rings?
 
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Old 03-16-2009, 05:32 PM
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lol people no no no

the rings are hubcentric rings, yes, use them. they just make the wheel sit centered on the hub.
for your lugs you cannot use the stock lugs you must use tuner lugs (tapered bottom). i assume you bought these with the rims.

everything you need:
rims
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hub centric rings
tapered lug nuts
 
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whats caveat?Caveat, the third-person singular present subjunctive of the Latin cavere, means "warning" (or more literally, "let him beware", "let her beware" or "let it beware");



So insert the rings, on the rim?
 
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Originally Posted by trustdestruction
lol people no no no

the rings are hubcentric rings, yes, use them. they just make the wheel sit centered on the hub.
for your lugs you cannot use the stock lugs you must use tuner lugs (tapered bottom). i assume you bought these with the rims.

everything you need:
rims
tires
hub centric rings
tapered lug nuts
Thanks god!! i new you'd be here to help me once again!!

hubcentric rings thank you. And just place them on the inside of the rim?



yes i have tuner lugs, on know, but i bought new black ones because i think it will look better with red rims.
 
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the ring goes in the hole in the middle of the rim, on the backside of the rim. it should insert straight into it like a plug and socket.
 
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Originally Posted by enigma34
whats caveat?Caveat, the third-person singular present subjunctive of the Latin cavere, means "warning" (or more literally, "let him beware", "let her beware" or "let it beware");
Sounds accurate
 


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