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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy can someone please explain from a spacer standpoint, what exactly must the spacer look like physically in order to be considered "hub-centric"? What would a non-hub-centric

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07-27-2009, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy

can someone please explain from a spacer standpoint, what exactly must the spacer look like physically in order to be considered "hub-centric"? What would a non-hub-centric spacer look like?

Hubcentric spacers are machined to fit the hubs precisely on the hub side and the center bore on the wheel side. Sometimes they are machined in one piece, sometimes, like the Ichiba, 2 pieces.

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Type 2

Type 1 mounted

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