Hub centric ring - tig in place?

[KazarS197]

I picked up a set of used Flowone 18x11 wheels. They came with "hubcentric" plastic rings. Obviously I'm not going to use those for the track. The wheels have a weird 79.5 bore = well that's what I measured. I'm having trouble finding 79.5 OD 70.5 ID aluminum rings other than custom made for like 100 bucks plus the ride.

I found these on the zonn. I wonder If we center my nephew can tig in place right to the wheel. That way I don't have to worry about playing with the rings when I change wheels.
https://www.amazon.com/NB-AERO-Alum...47&s=automotive&sprefix=,automotive,61&sr=1-7

Thoughts? And thanks!

 

[biggsy]

check out motorsport-tech. great company and quality. They do spacers and rings

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edit to add: just saw that it is the same $100 you mentioned. nevermind then

 

[blacksheep-1]

will they center on the studs?

 

[KazarS197]

will they center on the studs?

I have the ford racing hubs up front, regular studs in the back and OP racing lugs. I have to do a wheel swap and check. It's all going to depend on how well the wheels are machined in the lug pocket. If they center I should be OK and call it "lugcentric" .

 

[blacksheep-1]

I have the ford racing hubs up front, regular studs in the back and OP racing lugs. I have to do a wheel swap and check. It's all going to depend on how well the wheels are machined in the lug pocket. If they center I should be OK and call it "lugcentric" .

I would, in real life, I've stacked 4 or more spacers on wheels, bolted them up with the ARP studs and shipped it. Hub centric is nice, but not always possible

 

[PatientZero]

Just ditch the rings. They aren't needed.