Zauber gettins dont fit!! Help
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Zauber gettins dont fit!! Help
Whats up guys I got this crazy issue need some advice. I gave my stock rims from a 2nd gen gs to a 1st gen gs,that went fine all fitted and great.
Now the 1st gen gs that has my stock tires had some zauber gettins 20" on it which i bought. Now the problem is that out of that set all rims fit perfect and flush on my rear right. None of the other rims wanna fit in all the way what the hell? they go in about half way. There is no plastic or nothing where you mount the tires.
Any pointer's would be great, Thanks.
Now the 1st gen gs that has my stock tires had some zauber gettins 20" on it which i bought. Now the problem is that out of that set all rims fit perfect and flush on my rear right. None of the other rims wanna fit in all the way what the hell? they go in about half way. There is no plastic or nothing where you mount the tires.
Any pointer's would be great, Thanks.
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Yup all have hub centric rings, thanks. Im thinking spacers but on my rear but it would be 305 25 20 with a spacer would be way to much bulldoging....
Last edited by DAVD305; 01-22-09 at 12:31 AM.
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So you are saying that all for Zauber rims fit on your right rear hub, but none of those same fit over the cars other hubs? The only thing I can think of is there is some rust build up on those other hubs and the rims hub or hub centric rings are just a little too tight to fit over those rusty hubs. Other than that it makes no sense too me.
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So you are saying that all for Zauber rims fit on your right rear hub, but none of those same fit over the cars other hubs? The only thing I can think of is there is some rust build up on those other hubs and the rims hub or hub centric rings are just a little too tight to fit over those rusty hubs. Other than that it makes no sense too me.
Take a wire brush to the hubs and clean them up then try again. You can also take a measuring caliper to the hubs and make sure they are the same size all the way around the vehicle. I don't know how or why they would or could be different but this whole issue is weird.
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