Thanks a lot. It keeps throwing hubcaps at the moment which is getting annoying. Fortunately no major damage but it does take a while to find them! Bent the teeth out which helps for a while but think getting someone to weld a few spots on the rims to give the cap something more to grip on to might be the plan. Unless you clever lot have any suggestions?
Cheers
-- Edited by Cal on Friday 21st of March 2014 10:31:45 PM
It keeps throwing hubcaps at the moment which is getting annoying.
Bent the teeth out which helps for a while but think getting someone to weld a few spots on the rims to give the cap something more to grip on to might be the plan.
Unless you clever lot have any suggestions?
Cheers
Check and see how close the covers are to the rim if they touch or are very close they may be flexing and popping off
Thanks Carl. They are pretty snug against the rim. So you reckon there should be a bit of clearance? Funny thing is they're not easy to put on and you need to really pry them off with a screw driver. Yet go for a drive and...bang! ding, ding, ding!
Thanks a lot for the advice! Much appreciated.
As it's a jag front end and Holden rear I've had the jag rims on there. Just having a set of old chev rims blasted and painted today and will try them. They certainly have a bit less of a radius to the lip than the Jag ones so hopefully just that little bit more to grab on to for the hubcap teeth.
