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so this is what i got and now i believe its what i need to balance the wheels right. and are not spacers right. 
 

Hub centric rings = 
 
Hub centric spacers =  
 
You have rings, not spacers, as you should.  

Danti
sorry guy im a little worried now. i got the hubcentric rings 
i told do not use them as its dangers on high speed specially my car going to be track days car.
as it could brake the studs. is that true. 
any one have hubcentric ring on their wheels and go racing with no problem. 

I hope whoever told you that got confused with spacers, if not I would stop taking advice from them.

well im happy now that i got the right one. thanks guys
also i spoke to Peter at Road and Race in Rydalmere nice long chat about my mr2 and gave me good advice and he did too agree with  Hub centric rings. im going to see him to fit BC coil overs.
hoping to take to  twilight Track day on 2nd December with my new Semi slicks
 

Just to help others in the same problem. I have put the front hub centric so far and no more vibration. I didn't have Time to put the back yet. With front only it's very smooth.



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mister2
I had GTR/GTS-T rims on my Bathurst… and yes, you should definitely be using hubcentric rings to prevent them wobbling at higher speeds. Aluminium ones are preferable, though you can also get plastic ones.
 
These are exactly what you need (the correct diameter for R32 GTR/GTS-T rims):
 
 
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Wheels-Hub-Centric-Rings-Aluminium-Alloy-OD-66-1-mm-to-ID-60-1-mm-One-Set-/321735511911?hash=item4ae8ee4f67:g:znUAAOSwstxVOdGO
 
http://www.ebay.com.au/it...6a9:g:KNIAAOSwhwdVUcLK

This could potentially help me out immensely. I was going to get some made, but if these fit then I'll be a very happy man. :)

They are the ones and I still have mine on and done few track days too.


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