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    Default Hub Centric vs. Lug Centric

    Which do you believe in hub centric or lug centric for your wheels?



    I believe in hub-centric. Less chance of lug sheer under stress, less chance of vibration at highway speed.

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    i duno, i say Hub-Centric... but my wheels kinda shake no matter what cause i always have a cheap hispanic ( no offense ) shop balance my wheels LoL

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    With those wheels I'm not surprised

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    lug-centric FTW, aint gotta deal w/ stupid hub rings, never had a wheel sheer off, or vibrate bad at highway speeds unless the wheel itself was outta balance

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