hub ring size....

[4.6powa]

i tried searching but failed...

i need to buy hubcentric rings for my stern hypermesh II rims...
what is the hub size on a 98' mark?
i think the rim bore is 73mm?

should i get plastic or aluminum rings?

 

[topher5150]

aluminum rings

 

[4.6powa]

k. what bout hub size?

 

[topher5150]

don't know lol

 

[4.6powa]

 

[topher5150]

check discount tire, that's where i got mine

 

[danny_holtermann]

hub size? i am not sure, i only know bolt patter, and i agree with topher, aluminum

 

[Icarus]

Handy 'lil tool:

 

[topher5150]

Handy 'lil tool:

that's cheating, use a dial calipers

 

[Icarus]

That's not cheating, it's making the job very simple

 

[kustomizingkid]

That is a dial caliper... an electronic one

 

[4.6powa]

Handy 'lil tool:

thanks pal.

 

[m_maker]

Do not use aluminum hub rings. They might create issues down the road, i.e. get welded onto the hubs etc ...

You need a ring with 63.9mm ID (lincoln outer hub dia.), and whatever OD that will fit inside your hub bore on the wheel, usually 71mm for most mustang knock off wheels.

 

[4.6powa]

its a stern hypermesh... 73mm..

thank you sir..

i was planning on using antiseize.. still a bad idea?

 

[slowmkviii]

get the aluminum hard coated and you will have no problem with corrosion

 

[lscmkviii]

Good to know!!!

 

[kustomizingkid]

I had plastic rings on my Honda... never had an issue with those.

 

[poniesviii]

There's nothing at all wrong with the plastic. As long as you bolt the wheel on, and have the right size ring, the car won't know any better. silly idiots. Lol. Jk?

 

[kustomizingkid]

Those Honda wheels were only held on by 4 bolts too!