Custom centering rings? Where to get them?

[z31maniac]

Like the title states.

Unless someone knows of an off the shelf 60mm to 57.1mm.

[E30_fiend]

I went to justforwheels.com. Good price and quick shipping. I don't know if they have that exact size but they had a lot so check them out and are what they have.


E30Fiend

[Erik]

I just ordered mine from www.TireRack.com Actually I would recommend calling them. What wheels are they for? If tire rack sells a similar set from the same manufacture they will have what you're looking for. Because I was looking for rings for my Borbet As but since the don't carry those, I got the rings that fit the Borbet B's.

888-541-1777

[StereoInstaller1]

Stolen words from another forum:

I got them from Discount Tire Direct.
1 800-707-8473. ext.437
the code for the rings was 81802
73-56.1 [Red]
as if it matters eh!
Excalibur Metal Ring Set = $15.00 with $8.00 shipping to Florida
so that might change.:thumbsup:

[ejnight]

for local try Tony at Plus One MotorSports, Good guy. 6600 SW Macadam Ave. | Portland, Oregon 97201 Phone: (503) 244-9010 | Fax: (503) 244-1831 Sales@PlusOneMotorSports.com ...
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[M42Technik]

When I bought a set of tires from Discount Tire they threw in the hub-rings free of charge. You may be able to convince them you bought a set of tires and just say "can you throw in some hub rings too?" and they'll hook you up, they give those things away like candy.

[TwoJ's]

I suppose I could machine some centering rings for pretty cheap. Is there any advantage to having metal rings vs. plastic ones? Durability?

[Van Westervelt]

for local try Tony at Plus One MotorSports

Local to us, OP is in Okie.

I suppose I could machine some centering rings for pretty cheap. Is there any advantage to having metal rings vs. plastic ones? Durability?

If you can do them for around 20 for a full set. The last 3 full sets of 4 I have gotten were all between $20 and $30. Metal is the way to go. The plastic ones crack with stress and over time.

[z31maniac]

I suppose I could machine some centering rings for pretty cheap. Is there any advantage to having metal rings vs. plastic ones? Durability?

What would you charge? How long until you could have them made up?

I would much prefer metal to plastic if possible.

[Lazr111]

I got the same ones you need(60mm-57.1mm), by calling America's Tire. It took them a week to get them in their shop, but they were only $16. They are the plastic ones BTW.

[MR 325]

https://www.discounttiredirect.com

Call them though.

[TwoJ's]

What would you charge? How long until you could have them made up?

I would much prefer metal to plastic if possible.

I won't be able to get anything done until the beginning of summer, so I'm of no help at the moment. But, if I do end up making some, it shouldn't be a problem to do them for around $20.

I'll also be making up some hub-centric wheel spacers for much less than the H&R's I bought.

[z31maniac]

I won't be able to get anything done until the beginning of summer, so I'm of no help at the moment. But, if I do end up making some, it shouldn't be a problem to do them for around $20.

I'll also be making up some hub-centric wheel spacers for much less than the H&R's I bought.

You'll definitely sell them like crazy.

Just wish it wasn't going to be so long before you could make them.

OTOH, if the BANG i heard the other day turns out to not be the guibo/cause more damage, I may not need the stuff just yet!