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Old Jan 23, 2004
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Will 56.1 work?

I ordered some hub centeric rings from discount tire. I called in and the salesman said they only had 56.1 mm, what ive seen from searching is that the inside for our civic should be 56.15. But i mean .05 mm is pretty small. Anyone know if this will still fit?
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each rim has a specific hub centric ring and size. i dont even think stock tires have a hub centric ring.
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You shouldn't have an issue. If you do, you can take a pad of scotch brite and clear out .05 mm (about .0185")
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