Polycarbonate Hub Centric Rings 64.1-73.1 Honda Acura on 2040-parts.com
Whittier, California, US
Hub
centric rings are manufactured so that when they are installed on a
vehicle, the wheels are located directly off of the center flange of
the brake drum or rotor. This is done to insure that the outer beads of the wheel are concentric with the wheel bearings.
The result is a much truer, better balanced tire/wheel assembly.
This is very important with modern high tech suspension systems.
BRAND: SSK WHEELS
MATERIAL: POLYCARBONATE (METAL VERSIONS RUST OVER TIME)
INNER DIAMETER:64.1MM
OUTER DIAMETER: 73.1MM
QUANTITY: SET OF 4
INSTALLATION IMAGE GUIDE:
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