D_Unit

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...

ack154

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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.

D_Unit

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???

ack154

iTrader: (7)

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.

D_Unit

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

CIONIDE

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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

D_Unit

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

CIONIDE

iTrader: (1)

You have PM.

xseveredveganx

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.

xB Cracker

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.

CIONIDE

iTrader: (1)

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.