OEM lugs fits volks ce28n?
#2
I would have to say no because we supply lugs with the wheels when we sell them. If they used the factory lugs we would not supply new ones. I have the lugs and centering rings available. If I can help let me know.
#3
Originally Posted by Jim@tirerack,Aug 1 2009, 11:37 AM
I would have to say no because we supply lugs with the wheels when we sell them. If they used the factory lugs we would not supply new ones. I have the lugs and centering rings available. If I can help let me know.
only the rear needs the center ring is that right?
i bought it used, and it only have the rings for the rear ...
how much is a set of lugs ... preferably in blk color or red color
#4
The whole "are the centering rings necessary" debate has been going on for years. If they are indeed "needed" they are needed for the fronts more than the rears. Science of Speed sells pink anodized rings that actually fit. I ordered multiple pairs of the plastic rings from Tirerack awhile ago and the fronts don't fit. The SOS ones are cheap enough and the anodized process helps to prevent them from getting rusted to the hubs.
And, yes - you do need to use aftermarket lug nuts. The oem ones will not work with these rims. At least not for long.
And, yes - you do need to use aftermarket lug nuts. The oem ones will not work with these rims. At least not for long.
#7
FWIW
I ordered 2 sets of centering rings from Jim @ TireRack a couple of weeks ago for a friend and myself. RE30 and CE28N. They fit both the front and back wheels correctly. Jim was helpful and professional and they arrived quickly.
Also you do need after market lugs.
I ordered 2 sets of centering rings from Jim @ TireRack a couple of weeks ago for a friend and myself. RE30 and CE28N. They fit both the front and back wheels correctly. Jim was helpful and professional and they arrived quickly.
Also you do need after market lugs.
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#8
Originally Posted by Harpoon,Aug 1 2009, 09:55 PM
The whole "are the centering rings necessary" debate has been going on for years. If they are indeed "needed" they are needed for the fronts more than the rears. Science of Speed sells pink anodized rings that actually fit. I ordered multiple pairs of the plastic rings from Tirerack awhile ago and the fronts don't fit. The SOS ones are cheap enough and the anodized process helps to prevent them from getting rusted to the hubs.
And, yes - you do need to use aftermarket lug nuts. The oem ones will not work with these rims. At least not for long.
And, yes - you do need to use aftermarket lug nuts. The oem ones will not work with these rims. At least not for long.
#9
Originally Posted by GT_NFR,Aug 1 2009, 11:07 PM
Is there a link for these hub centric rings from SOS? Can't seem to find it.
http://www.scienceofspeed.com/products/ext...entering_rings/
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