Yukon Axle Question - size of wheel hub flange

[Gumball]

My car is still tucked away in the trailer for winter, so I can't get at it to take a measurement.

Anyone out there with the Yukon Fox length axles (5 lug) for an 8.8 in a position where you could measure the wheel center flange?

I'd like to get some wheel adapters (not spacers) that would make the FFR 15" wheels and Yukon axles work on a "hub centric" mounting, rather than being centered by the lugs.

[Murd]

I’ll get a measurement to you shortly. I got my Yukon axles and I got the ring adaptors both from fortes. Mike should have them to ship to you, they Centre the brake disc though, not the wheel.

[Gumball]

This is the sort of adapter I'm looking to use - they're referred to as "hub-centric rings"

http://i845.photobucket.com/albums/ab15/CCRsAC/6157183150_96da8f4b12_zpstxif94nk.jpg (http://s845.photobucket.com/user/CCRsAC/media/6157183150_96da8f4b12_zpstxif94nk.jpg.html)

[Murd]

My Yukon hubs measure 2 1/2” bang on. I always thought the bevels on the lug nuts were what centred your wheel.

[GoDadGo]

Chris,

I've purchased hubcentric spacers/adapters from the vendor shown below:

http://www.ezaccessory.com/Hub_Centric_Wheel_Adapter_5_Lug_4_5_Mustang_p/5450-5450ht.htm

I don't know if this is of any help to you, but it can't hurt to look.

Steve

[Yama-Bro]

This may not apply to yours, because I used Summit's 31 spline axles, but the registration ring ID was 2.508". Just put them on yesterday. These are the ones I ordered:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/wil-300-11901 Note: you have to buy two, this particular part number isn't sold in pairs. I learned the hard way.