Guys is this weird or what? I had 8mm and 10mm spacers on the front....
04-20-2007, 08:35 AM
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The wheels aren't centered about the hub. EZ to check with a dial indicator.
04-20-2007, 10:26 AM
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Yes, if the Audi hub bores are too large...
or out of spec, a center bore in spec would have a proper fit. However, I think it's the hub that is small. Try what I said. It's amazing. I have to do my wheels from time to time to get the vibration down. -Pete
04-20-2007, 11:10 AM
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Think on this..
The wheels are 'centered' in 2 ways, 1.the hub and 2. the lug nuts when <tight>.
If the hub is a problem with other than the OE wheels AND you have a spacer essentially pushing the wheel away from the hub and putting all the stress and "take-up" on the lugs which are not a precision piece of equipment. YOu got several things going on here, non of which are precise.
If the hub is a problem with other than the OE wheels AND you have a spacer essentially pushing the wheel away from the hub and putting all the stress and "take-up" on the lugs which are not a precision piece of equipment. YOu got several things going on here, non of which are precise.
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