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Age: 38 Posts: 150 Joined: 10th Nov 2005 Ride: 2007 BFII xr8 Ripcurl ute Location: Gladstone |
hey,
I have just put new wheels on and im not able to put the centre cap on because of the grease cap on the hub. My question is, is there a shallower cap available to replace it with? Or am i just gunna have to have the grease cap showing? Bazzo |
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Low_EFII |
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get spacers or chrome it
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joolz |
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There is only about 3mm between the split pin and the inner of the cap so id doubt there would be a shallower cap available.
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Bazzo |
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Age: 38 Posts: 150 Joined: 10th Nov 2005 Ride: 2007 BFII xr8 Ripcurl ute Location: Gladstone |
{USERNAME} wrote: get spacers or chrome it
well i have spacers already....Chrome it might be the go |
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joolz |
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Any chance of a pic to show us more on the problem?
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Bazzo |
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Age: 38 Posts: 150 Joined: 10th Nov 2005 Ride: 2007 BFII xr8 Ripcurl ute Location: Gladstone |
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joolz |
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You may have to use a dome type cap instead of the flat Ford ones. Other that that i really dont know what you can do.
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twase |
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Smaller grease caps might work if you can remove some length from the stub provided there is a bit of meat left to hold the split pin in place. Maybe a larger spacer for the wheel is the only option.
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mystro |
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get some machined
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