Out Diameter of Hub Center

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I would like the hub center O.D. measurement to see if my custom rim will fit. Thank you.

asked by: Adam S

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I went out to the warehouse and measured part # AKHD-5475-35-EZ-K for you and it's 2.438 inches in diameter. That's basically 2-7/16 if you're using a tape measure.

expert reply by: Charles S

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