Help me find the right hubcentric rings.

[Silver71]

1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX

So, my summer set of rims is aftermarket. In putting on my stock/winter set, knowing nothing about aftermarket rims, I had a real blast.............not only did I have to fight with the custom locking lug nut on each wheel, but the lug holes on the rim are too narrow to fit a standard 4-way lug wrench, so I had to make due with a deep socket and ratchet................

Anyhow, I ended up breaking a few of the aluminum hubcentric rings that were on with the aftermarket rims, as a few stayed on the hub when I put my stock rims back on......crushed 'em.

I'm looking to buy a new set, now knowing all about what the purpose is, but I'm having trouble finding the right size. Most websites selling rims include them for free. I just need the rings. Most websites selling just the rings sell them by size, which I don't know offhand. One website I found can find specific rings for my car and rim, but won't tell me what size they are to shop around.

Maybe someone else can help?

Aftermarket rims are:

Borbet
KBA43381

Thanks!

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[DGajre777]

Here you go...

Hubcentric Rings for a 1998, Mitsubishi Eclipse with Borbet wheels - JustForWheels.com

Hubcentric Rings for a 1998 , Mitsubishi, Eclipse with Borbet Wheels

Set of (4) Plastic Hubcentric rings


Set of (4) Plastic Hubcentric Rings for a 1998 , Mitsubishi, Eclipse with Borbet Wheels

Wheel Hub Centric Rings are designed to fill in the gap between the hub of the car and the center bore of the wheel.

$35.95

 

[Silver71]

Thanks, found that one!

But what size are they? Instead of throwing $35+shipping at plastic rings, I'd like to shop other websites too.

 

[hazmat6135]

Your best bet is gonna be to make some phone calls to the places that sell them and ask them about it. They should have the sizes in their comp and be able to look it up for you.

 

[jtmcinder]

A Borbet CF, when you find one that is 5x114 (instead of 5x120 for BMWs) has a centerbore of 72.5. So you need 67.1/72.5 rings.

 

[Silver71]

Hey thanks for that!

And for my own curiosity, I assume the measurements are in mm? And what is the number before the "/", if after is center bore?