2000 ls400

i am putting on sc430 wheels with 245 45 18's these spacers seem like a good deal. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT

BLKonBLK98

don't look to be hub centric. i'd pass.

Kyoei

I would not buy if its not hub centric.... you get what you paid for....

PureDrifter

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H&R 5x114.3 15mm bolt-on adapters.

EXE.UCF10

iTrader: (3)

What PD said. Those Ebay ones are 10mm too thick.

2000 ls400

if i got 25mm would they rub?

BigLexx

excuse my ignorance guys, but what is hub centric? And why is it important to use em?

JimsGX

The center hub wheel diameter for "most" Lexus vehicles is 60.1mm... This is the opening in the center of your rim that mates to your rotor / hub... On many aftermarket wheels (and spacers in this case), in order to make them useable on a wide variety of vehicles, the center hub on the rim is larger and a plastic centering ring adapter is used to compensate for the different sizes of hubs used on all vehicles. In my experience, these adapters can cause wheel vibrations and I avoid them. The spacer they're talking about here, doesn't have a 60.1mm opening in the center of it so that it will match up perfectly to the hub on the vehicle. It's dependent solely on the perfect alignment and spacing of the studs, which is much less precise.

Here's a link to a Lexus bolt pattern guide that also discusses center hub sizes and offset's... http://www.vehicle-bolt-pattern.com/...nce-guide.html