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Originally Posted by Jordanwolf
Why would you want aluminum rings then? Aluminum is a know soft metal. In addition to that, why would you think a small little ring would be as strong as the entire centre bore of a OEM or aftermarket wheel?
Some small ring isn't going to carry the entire weight of a car, let alone a fraction, so I don't know who told you that, but they're wrong.
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I can melt a set of plastic hubcentric rings almost to beyond recognition in just 1 evening at the track.
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Originally Posted by Jordanwolf
Probably would've been 100% fine with some plastic rings from wherever you bought the wheels. I've so far had two sets of plastic rings and they've worked great.
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Then you aren't pushing anywhere near hard enough
He's on the right path, and should be running aluminum. Full stop.
That said - it isn't easy to find them in Canada at a reasonable price.