Another source for 4x108 wheels?
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Do the wheels from the 924 fit audi's with 4x108 pattern? IIRC, the 924 used a 4x108 pattern, but no clue on ofset of whether they'd be hubcentric...thoughts?
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I think you definition needs a bit of tweking. Hubcentric wheels are produced in such a way that they fit snugly on the hub (wheel mount location). The hub has a ridge on it that mates to the backside of the wheel. This is done to ensure proper centering of the wheel on the hub.
Cheaper/lesser quality aftermarket wheels are usually overbored on the backside for different car applications. Special adapter rings are manufactured for individual cars to ensure their wheel is hub-centered when mounted.If not properly centered, you can have a steering wheel shimmy.
Cheaper/lesser quality aftermarket wheels are usually overbored on the backside for different car applications. Special adapter rings are manufactured for individual cars to ensure their wheel is hub-centered when mounted.If not properly centered, you can have a steering wheel shimmy.
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