106.1 hub bore with 106.2 wheel...is it necessary for hub rings?

I was just wondering..I have the rings they came with my Vision Razors 20x12 -51 wheels..

Is .1 that big of a deal ..if so I'll put them on now.

I have no vibration and its aligned almost perfect

 

0.10 millimeters, bolt and go.

 

Rings are there just to prevent install errors. You never truly need them. You're good.

 

.1mm is .004".

 

The reason I asked is I'm getting ready to rotate them.
The company I bought wheels and tires from back in November said it wasn't necessary for .10 difference when they installed them.

But they turn around and inflated the tires to 41pds all around which I still think was to high so I lowered them to 35 front 32 back. They also torqued them down to 130pds I corrected that as soon as I returned home...not sure if I trust them.

The difference in 106.20 hub centric wheel vs 106.10 tacoma hub would seem to have a very thin ring correct?

 

0.0039”

 

If you tighten the wheel properly, no rings are needed, no matter what the gap is in the wheel.

 

Noooooooooo. It's roughly .039... ypu added a zero.. but that a pretty important zero...

 

No, you misplaced a ".", 1mm is .039", .1mm as I stated is .004" (rounding to the thousandth if you must go there).

 

Lmao! You are actually defending yourself? Please check yourself before you wreck yourself. I have been a machinist for 20 years. You really wanna go there?

 

Uhh…he’s right. 0.1mm is 1/10th of a millimeter which they are 25.4 of in an inch. That means we’re talking about 1/254th of an inch. Roughly 4/1000ths (3.9) of an inch. 0.0040 or 0.0039.

 

1mm is not .1 mm. That is different. I was talking 1mm. Oh well. I didn't see his .1 my bad.

 

Yes, I'm defending myself. As a machinist, you should know that decimals make a lot of difference. I think you need to go back to what you quoted and re-read.




I worked for over 20 years in an industry that worked in metric measurement and we did a lot of conversions. Before that, I worked on VW cars, that were all metric...again, conversions.

 

Already said I didn't see your decimal point. I'm still correct tho... 1mm is .039.. lmao!

 

"Here, take my advice, i am clearly not using it"

 

I already admitted I was wrong. Way to beat a dead horse

 

Sir this is a Wendy's.

 

Yep. Sorry,. I bounced in there by mistake.