i know our fits have a 54.1 mm hub bore...
my question is can i run a bigger hub bore such as 56.1mm?

I am assuming you could.

 

Yes you can. But with a larger hub bore it throws the wheel off from being centered. Thats what the hub bore adaptors are for. I have a set of wheels that are 74mm and I had to buy hub bore rings to reduce it.

 

Yes just get some hub-centric rings like mentioned above. You could do without since it is just 2mm difference, but not sure why anyone would want to when a good quality ring will be about $20 for all 4 wheels. Hell maybe even cheaper than that stateside, I just purchased some directly from Rays here.

 

word, thats what i thought thanks for the info

 

so you have to use rings when changing hb?

 

Most aftermarket wheels comes with hub rings.. good way to use them =]

 

i went to a machine shop and they made me a set of hub rings from scrap metal for $7

 

I think you are a bit confuse about it. Most aftermarket wheels bore sizes are NOT the same size are your hub bore. To fill in that gap you need to purchase a hubcentric rings where the inner part fits your hub bore (I don't know what the fit is) and the outer part of the rings fit your rims.

^Sorry I know I can explain better but I am eating finger foods and talking on the phone @ the same time

~Robert

 

i understand, just read about a lot of people not using them, im gonna buy some if my wheels dont come with, what kind do you guys use, alum, poly, plastic, other

 

also read that our fits are 56.1 not 54.1

 

hmm, i read different. Anyone know for sure?

 

the Fit's hub bore is 56.1mm