Center bore size?

[98_Turbo_Teg]

I'm looking at buying new 17" rims.

The specs are:

17 x 7

Universal 8H (PCD 4x100/114.3)

+40 Offset

73 Center Bore

Will these fit my 1998 LS teg?

 

[Spody02]

no idea
but i wouldnt go over a 16in rim
1. it looks ugly
2. weights too much
3. can actually make you slower

just my 2 cents

 

[98_Turbo_Teg]

I have 16's on there, but they look too small.
What size tire would you go with on a 16in rim?

 

[heykosal]

205/45/16


I don't know..I just made that up.

 

[BadBiddy13]

bore size

no idea
but i wouldnt go over a 16in rim
1. it looks ugly
2. weights too much
3. can actually make you slower

just my 2 cents

i have 17's on my ride. how does getting 17s make it slower????

 

[g3teg97]

A larger wheel takes more time to turn because it's, well larger.

I think it's all up to you if you wanna run 17s. Most people will argue that they're too big but it's not their car. You can run 215/45-16 on 16" wheels. Not sure about 215/40-17. I wouldn't see a problem unless it's low enough to run when turning.

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To your original question:

This refers to the center bore in the wheel that centers the wheel on the hub of the car. Since most wheels are mass produced, they have a large center bore to accommodate several different vehicles. If there is a vibration problem, it is recommended that you use hub centric rings. Hub rings are hard plastic rings that link the wheel to the vehicle. This centers the wheel and makes your wheel hub centric. Without hub rings it is possible to get vibrations even if the wheel and tire package is completely balanced.