Wheel bore
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brandonjansen
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You either want to match OEM or make sure you get hub rings to make the aftermarket wheels hub centric. Your stock hub is 77.8mm and most wheels for that will have 78.1mm bore. A lot of aftermarket wheels have a 108mm or 110mm hub bore and therefore will require hub rings.
brandonjansen
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I would talk to whoever you're ordering your wheels from first. Some suppliers will include the hub rings with them. Otherwise I'd take a look at Motorsport Tech's website as you can get them from there as well.
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