Hub Centric Aftermarket Wheels

Labraptor said:

American Eagle does make Raptor specific hub - centric wheels. Both the original street locks and the new bead locks. Currently running the fake locks on my truck. Have had them on for a year.

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That's what M64D said as well. Do you happen to know which ones are hub centric? I've scanned their site and can't find any documentation that mentions the bore diameter. I'm assuming the Series 12 is what you guys are referring to, but their spec sheet has no mention of bore diameter. Not saying you are wrong (I think you're right), I'm just trying to document the manufacturer's numbers for the thread.

Eagle Alloys Series 012 Graphite Metallic Grey

Read the whole story.
http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f25/eagle-012-8-a-23543/

Centerline wheels are hub centric, American made forged wheels.

treatcg said:

Eagle Alloys Series 012 Graphite Metallic Grey

Read the whole story.
http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f25/eagle-012-8-a-23543/

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Nice. That's impressive to see a company working directly with the Raptor community to make built-to-spec hardware! SDHQ measured the bore diameter at 86.92mm. I'm no expert on what tolerance range is acceptable to make a wheel hub-centric, but that's good enough for me. Thanks for posting.

Anybody seen these?

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/A...=11&t_s=210&t_pt=101001&t_pn=W/PAR90178563520

AR 901

The Macf said:

Anybody seen these?

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/A...=11&t_s=210&t_pt=101001&t_pn=W/PAR90178563520

AR 901

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Should fit well. More aggressive offset than stock. But not as aggressive as the 0 offset wheels.

Does anyone know the tolerance to be considered hub-centric? For example, if a hub is 87mm, a wheel's bore must be within 'x' millimeters to be considered hub-centric.