Fitting centre caps...

[daz]

...on the Speedline's, is this possible without removing the wheels?

Thanks

 

[mark_1873]

You need to remove the wheel to get the centre caps off.

 

[daz]

You need to remove the wheel to get the centre caps off.

Gutted, but thanks.

 

[Maz]

You finally got them Daz.. Im hoping mine will be fitted for me when I pick up the car otherwise I will be stuffed lol

 

[Foxspeed]

nope - can remove without removing wheels

just need something like a small plastic spatula and you can get it under the edge of the cap and then pull them off

 

[daz]

Yeah I've had them a couple of weeks now Maz, just haven't had chance to get round to fitting them. I was going to do it today but it has rained all day here

Thanks for the advice, I did think I'd be able to prise them off but didn't want to damage them or the wheels.

 

[Ed...]

nah u wont damage them i used an electricians screwdriver and a cloth.

 

[GrumpyTwig]

How do the centres actually fit? Not held in by any kind of adhesive?

 

[Ed...]

nah just little clips all the way round. holds them into the wheel.

 

[daz]

nah u wont damage them i used an electricians screwdriver and a cloth.

Handy as I'm an electrician

How do the centres actually fit? Not held in by any kind of adhesive?

Nope, they just clip in looking at the set I have here.

 

[Ed...]

Handy as I'm an electrician

easy peasy then get ure tiniest flt head on the job

 

[ipodsandguns]

Best taking wheels off though, iv known too people who have prised at centre caps and pulled tracking out!

 

[Ed...]

Best taking wheels off though, iv known too people who have prised at centre caps and pulled tracking out!

its only a small driver. tracking surely cant be affected. ure not touching any part of the outer wheel or adjusting . . . .

 

[Maz]

Rained here all day too Daz, get some pics up when you got them fitted

 

[gaz]

Take the wheels off, proper job

I took mine of to spray my caps black at the weekend, makes such a difference