Specifically, is the hub bigger than our 60.1 so I can just buy a hubcentric ring to compensate for it? I know the bolt pattern and offset is okay...

 

If the bolt pattern and offset line up, then yes, you should just need some hub rings of the correct sizes to center it all up.

 

Okay, can someone confirm if the RSX wheels have a hubcentric bore of 64.1mm which is SLIGHTLY bigger than out 60.1mm bore.

SO, since no one makes a 60.1mm - 64.1mm hubcentric ring, would I be fine to run the rims WITHOUT them since the difference is only 4mm or will my wheels wobble???

 

Two different forums I've read (so far) claim the 64.1 mm. And check the "vehicle information" box at the top left of this:

http://www.streetdreams.org/wheel-fi...rtby=&start=19

I think you're OK there. I can't help you on the running with/without rings though.

 

Thanks ack for the ack-knowledgement. Hopefully someone can comment on the hubcentric situation.

 

2nd-Gen xB on 05-06 RSX wheels:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=157817

60.1 - 64.1 hubcentric rings:
http://www.justforwheels.com/index.j...cat=hubcentric

 

Thanks CIONIDE. I passed on these rims before cuz I thought it wasn't possible, but I'm gonna shop for them again.

 

You have PM.

 

I had a buddy that was going to set me up with a set of TL Type-S wheels for a helluvadeal. However, I never contacted him back and the wheels are probably long gone.

 

Those plastic rings don't last too long. When I put AMG wheels on my Passat, I had a machine shop make them for $50 out of aluminum after the plastic ones cracked after 500 miles.

 

It must depend on the quality. My rings hub are not metal, and they've been fine for 25k miles. I just saw them about 2k miles ago when I had my brakes done, and they weren't cracked at all.