I don't believe you'll find hubcentric rings that are that thin. And I'm not sure why people have always thought hubcentric rings "fix" a mismatch in bolt patterns. Hubcentric rings don't fix the additional stress applied to the wheel studs as a result of the off-center positioning of the studs and the mounting holes in the wheel.

Search for wobble lug nuts and buy some of those. They are intended for correcting the mismatch if you really want to run wheels with the wrong bolt pattern.

 

I guess I worded that wrong for the most part. I meant that they've been used since our cars came out to fix things like vibration and things related to that. I am going to invest in some wobble lug nuts as well before I go and have them installed. The wobble lugs might be the only thing I'd change if I can't find the hubcentric rings for the car. I totally worded that wrong though, apologies. I just want to mainly find both so I have a safe install of these rims, because I do like how they look so far on my car.

 

Just my honest opinion:
With over 50 years wrenching on cars, and 25 of that getting paid to do so, 10 of THAT being a tire/wheel/alignment specialist, MY OPINION IS, the mistake you are making is in your title. 114.3 does not equal 115 no matter what type of math you use. The tire/wheel assembly is the only connection you have to the road, it should be respected. Those are really fine looking wheels. Mount them to the vehicle wrong and they may not stay pretty long, not to mention your car and the folks around you when one of them fails. Please consider finding the correct bolt pattern, please.

 

Not shims, but couldn't the OP install a set of bonofide hubcentric billet spacer/adapters? With even just the wheel mocked up the fenders look well able to accomodate the 1"+/- added offset. I did such for my 5x5.25 to 5x115 wheels.

 

I know they have been used for years, most without issue. I'm just that guy that would have the issue proving you shouldn't.

 

Haha, I can relate to that. I am rather unlucky sometimes. Just in case though, I put the rims up for sale and going to be trying to get some sort of profit off of them. Either way, it'll work out in my favor.. Hopefully.

 

I like it. When you find the right ones, at least they'll fit right.