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Hopefully this isn't a dumb question.....What does hubcentric mean? I still trying to decide what rims I want to go with, and while I was looking at 4WheelParts, they have similar rims with the 6 x 5.5 Bolt pattern and a choice of either HUBCENTRIC Yes or No??? Also, How Does This Affect Warn Manual Hubs, Because I do plan to install them with my AC lift?

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The stock wheel is usually hub centric, which means the center of the wheel fits snugly exactly to the diameter of the hub.

 

Many aftermarket wheels will have larger diameter hub openings. If you have matched the bolt pattern, you could just bolt the wheel in place, but you would be relying on the lugs to center the wheel (a lug centric set-up).

 

I would say the only possible issue would be if the wheels do not fit over the hubs (100mm diameter).

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and no you dont need hubcentric rings if the rims arelarger bore than the hub

 

 

 

hey does anyone now the offical diameter of warnhubs??

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