Billet Hub Centric Wheel Spacers 4x100 5mm 56.1mm
| Bolt pattern(s) | 4x100mm |
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| Center bore | 56.1mm |
| Thickness | 5mm |
| Material | 6061-T6 billet aluminum |
| Centering | Hub centric |
| Sold as | Pair (2 pieces) |
Hub centric billet spacers sold in pairs. 6061 T6 billet aluminum. 5mm thickness option. CNC machined. Fit 4 lug 100mm bolt pattern with 56mm hub. Please check the thickness of spacers and make sure your bolts are long enough.
Fitment requires a 4x100 bolt pattern and a 56.1mm vehicle hub. Check the exact model, year and trim against the applications below.
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Acura (US models): Integra (86-01, except the 97-01 Type R)
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Dodge (US models): Colt (89-94, excluding Vista, wagon and AWD models)
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Honda (US models): Accord (82-89), Civic incl. EX (80-05, except the 04-05 Si hatchback and 85-87 4WD wagon), Civic Hybrid (03-05), Civic Si hatchback (02-03), CRX (84-91), Del Sol (93-97), Fit (07-20, gasoline models), Insight (00-06, 10-14), Prelude (88-91)
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MINI (US models): Cooper & Cooper S (02-08)
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Mitsubishi (US models): Lancer ES with factory 14-inch wheels (02-05), Mirage (93-02, 14-22)
Our premium quality adapters ensure durability and strength. Price is for a pair (2 spacers).
Fitment and specs
- Bolt pattern: 4x100 (4 lug, 100mm circle)
- Thickness: 5mm
- Hub centric bore: 56.1mm
- Material: CNC machined 6061 T6 billet aluminum
- Sold in pairs, price covers 2 spacers
- Listed applications include Acura Integra, Honda Civic and Accord, Mini Cooper and other 4x100 vehicles
Clean the hub face so the spacer sits perfectly flat, hang the wheel, and torque to your vehicle's spec using our torque reference chart. Because the wheel moves out 5mm, confirm your lug bolts or studs still reach full thread engagement, then re-torque after the first 50 to 100 miles.
Common questions
Do I need longer studs or bolts with a 5mm spacer?
Your hardware engages 5mm less thread, so measure what you have now. If you cannot reach full engagement with the spacer in place, move to longer studs or bolts before driving.
What keeps the wheel centered?
The 56.1mm bore centers the spacer on the vehicle hub. This flat spacer has no wheel-side centering lip. Confirm that enough of the factory hub pilot remains beyond the 5mm spacer to engage the wheel center bore and that the spacer and wheel seat flush. Correct centering does not guarantee a vibration-free ride.