People with Gewalt EVO2 wheels, are you using hubcentric rings?
People with Gewalt EVO2 wheels, are you using hubcentric rings?
12-27-2003, 04:54 PM
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Hey, Check out this link, I'll try and pull a wheel if I get time, .
https://www.justforwheels.com/index....entric&sub=how
Leigh
https://www.justforwheels.com/index....entric&sub=how
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12-27-2003, 04:55 PM
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Another quick thing about our wheels is that you need certain lug nuts. I was having problems with mine cracking, I finally got a set of Gorillia nuts or something like that?/ they work really well and look clean.
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12-29-2003, 12:22 AM
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Don't know if this info will help or not, but...
I have Enkei RPO2-J's (for my race tires) which have a different hub size than the stock wheels.
I forgot to get the rings intially, but I found that it was a pain to change the wheels before every race so I went back and picked up the hub rings. Without the hub rings it was very easy to scratch the wheels with the socket when installing or removing the lugnuts.
I had no problems running lug-centric, but the rings made it much easier to install and remove the tires.
-D'oh!
I have Enkei RPO2-J's (for my race tires) which have a different hub size than the stock wheels.
I forgot to get the rings intially, but I found that it was a pain to change the wheels before every race so I went back and picked up the hub rings. Without the hub rings it was very easy to scratch the wheels with the socket when installing or removing the lugnuts.
I had no problems running lug-centric, but the rings made it much easier to install and remove the tires.
-D'oh!
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