So, I have a set of rpf1 17x9.5 +38 and Ichiba 20mm spacers with the wrong hubcentric rings. I believe I have a set for wheels with the evo bore and not the rpf1 bore which is 73mm ( they're really loose in btw the hub and wheel) I just want to verify that I need 67.1mm-73mm rings with the Ichiba spacers so that they fit properly and where is a ggod place to get a set? (aluminum) and do I get the same size for the rears with no spacers?

 

Yes, all RPF-1s I've ever seen are 73mm bore. Tire Rack sells the needed ring.

Whether the "nose" of your spacers is 67.1mm is something you'd have to measure, but the nose on Ichiba spacers almost always matches the bore on the inside face, so if they fit snugly on the hub, the nose is almost definitely 67.1.

 

Thanks...that's what I figured.

 

Goto motorsports-tech for all of your spacer needs.

 

thanks for the rec....not shelling out $100 b4 tax and shipping for a set of hub rings though.

 

TF has some quality ones if IIRC

 

they do...got a local place I have in mind to check out first. If not, then the TF rings will be a go.

 

Give me a call, I should have a ring that will work.

 

is it 67.1 to 73 or 73.1 mm that is accurate?

 

73-67MM is the size. Needs to have the right taper and nose to fit properly.

 

Do you sell just the rings in metal or Aluminum? I can't find them on the tirerack website. I need a set of 4 of these 73-67

 

Only come in plastic. As mentioned, call me direct for these.

 

I found them off amazon.


$24 and I'll get them tomorrow. It was more expensive to ship them than to buy, but the new tires show up tomorrow according to Tirerack.

The problem I have with plastic hub centric rings is that I melt them on hot days when auto crossing.

 

$6 I think not $24. thats a pack of 4. Thanks for the link though!

 

If you prefer the aluminum, Z1 performance has them.
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ls&prodid=3663