Bling Trim Rings with HUB solution....
#61
Hopefully they do have some chrome ones and maybe some other options as far as style. When I ordered mine yesterday all they cuold do was order the part number, he could not find any other options.
I wouldn't be surprised if there are, this guy said he had never heard of a "Sky On" when I spelled it for him. He wasn't rude, just clueless.
Make sure you get a part number if you find some chrome ones that fit.
I wouldn't be surprised if there are, this guy said he had never heard of a "Sky On" when I spelled it for him. He wasn't rude, just clueless.
Make sure you get a part number if you find some chrome ones that fit.
#62
Well got mine on last night. I got two compliments already. I will load pics this weekend.
The Mothers Aluminum polish worked great on the caps. I did not include the polish, wax for the wheels or wheel cleaner in the prices below because I already had them.
Here is the break down:
Napa 730-2411: 4 for $8.52
Cold Steel Lug Nuts: 4 packs of four $25.36
Chrome valve caps: 4 for $3.16
15" Chrome Trim rings: 4 for $42.36
Total: $79.40
It took me about an hour and a half to:
Clean wheels
Change Lugs
Wax wheels
Polish caps
Pop on the Rings and Caps
***Tip*** When changing Lugs, change one nut at a time to prevent the wheel from shifting
The Mothers Aluminum polish worked great on the caps. I did not include the polish, wax for the wheels or wheel cleaner in the prices below because I already had them.
Here is the break down:
Napa 730-2411: 4 for $8.52
Cold Steel Lug Nuts: 4 packs of four $25.36
Chrome valve caps: 4 for $3.16
15" Chrome Trim rings: 4 for $42.36
Total: $79.40
It took me about an hour and a half to:
Clean wheels
Change Lugs
Wax wheels
Polish caps
Pop on the Rings and Caps
***Tip*** When changing Lugs, change one nut at a time to prevent the wheel from shifting
#63
Here's my Envy Green minus hubcaps.
I plan on getting Black spoke wheels with a polished lip in the near future so this is a great, cheap alternative to run with for a while.
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I plan on getting Black spoke wheels with a polished lip in the near future so this is a great, cheap alternative to run with for a while.
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I have my stainless trim rings on order along with the chrome lugs. Got some other caps that fit inside the center opening. Polished them to chrome like finish then cleared them. Will post up pics when everything is mounted. It will be nice to use the steelies more than just during the winter.
Also wondering how the wheels would look painted argent silver like the old rally rims. Might try that later too.
Also wondering how the wheels would look painted argent silver like the old rally rims. Might try that later too.
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The inside ones I got were the HELP brand from Auto Zone #13977 but it wasn't a "tight" fit. I had to bend 4 little lips for each cap to grab the inside of the hole. I'm going to try and get the NAPA Belcamp ones today in Chrome.
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Originally Posted by telemike
What's the cheapest place to get trim rings?
#70
Tjhnks for the part number on the cap let me know if you find a chrome fit one.
As far as trim rings
The Plastic ones are about $10.00 a piece at Autozone
The Steel ones I have seen online for around $50-$60
The cheapest I saw Stainless was around $80
The Steel ones will rust and are really only for classic car enthuesists that want original parts
I bought the plastic ones since they were cheaper and I was not sure if I would like the look.
I do like the look so if I ever need to replace tham I might buy the Stainless ones, but almost all hubcaps are made of plactic now, so I imagine they will hold up fine unless I scratch them
my $.02
As far as trim rings
The Plastic ones are about $10.00 a piece at Autozone
The Steel ones I have seen online for around $50-$60
The cheapest I saw Stainless was around $80
The Steel ones will rust and are really only for classic car enthuesists that want original parts
I bought the plastic ones since they were cheaper and I was not sure if I would like the look.
I do like the look so if I ever need to replace tham I might buy the Stainless ones, but almost all hubcaps are made of plactic now, so I imagine they will hold up fine unless I scratch them
my $.02
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Originally Posted by xBGreen
I bought the plastic ones since they were cheaper and I was not sure if I would like the look.
I do like the look so if I ever need to replace tham I might buy the Stainless ones, but almost all hubcaps are made of plactic now, so I imagine they will hold up fine unless I scratch them
my $.02
#72
too late to return them, I have had them on for about two weeks and threw away the packaging. I will order the stainless ones once these start to turn colors
but the green might look good on my box....
Thanks for the info on eHubcaps
but the green might look good on my box....
Thanks for the info on eHubcaps
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Originally Posted by xBGreen
too late to return them, I have had them on for about two weeks and threw away the packaging. I will order the stainless ones once these start to turn colors
but the green might look good on my box....
Thanks for the info on eHubcaps
but the green might look good on my box....
Thanks for the info on eHubcaps
I run plastic caps on my work van and after one winter they turn a funky dark green only on the chrome part from the salt.
#74
This is all I could find at NAPA's site.... is this correct?
Dust Cap / Wheel Bearing - Universal
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Item#: BK 7302411
Price: $1.99
tax and shipping not included
Available at NAPA stores.
Attributes:
Hub ID For Cap:2.448"
Outer Finish:Gun Metal Grey
Application:Agricultural
Lawn & Garden
Trailer & Trucking Grease Caps (Press to Fit)
Quantity:2
Dust Cap / Wheel Bearing - Universal
Click on image to see enlarged view
Item#: BK 7302411
Price: $1.99
tax and shipping not included
Available at NAPA stores.
Attributes:
Hub ID For Cap:2.448"
Outer Finish:Gun Metal Grey
Application:Agricultural
Lawn & Garden
Trailer & Trucking Grease Caps (Press to Fit)
Quantity:2
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Sounds right. They come 2 per box but they are 1.99 each. I got 6 of them just incase one goes bye bye.
Went back to the 2nd page to confirm the number. Yes that is the right #.
Use some mothers on them to bring out the shine then wipe em down with rubbing alcohol and spray them with clear to seal them up.
Went back to the 2nd page to confirm the number. Yes that is the right #.
Use some mothers on them to bring out the shine then wipe em down with rubbing alcohol and spray them with clear to seal them up.
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They told me "no such part" They also said the only chrome ones were of smaller diameter and wouldn't work for our application. Mine shined up to almost chrome though.
#79
Originally Posted by xBGreen
Mine shined up reall good as well. I just wanted some that went on the inside of the Hub.
My Yaris already come with chrome lug nuts, how close will these polish up to that finish?
TIA!