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help with front center caps

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    help with front center caps

    so i seen cb's with does small honda center caps and i bought some but they only fit on the rear wheels but they didnt on the front how can i make them fit? any one could help me??
    here are some pictures
    rear wheels

    front wheels


    #2
    Hot glue.. maybe. J/k

    Look like the axle nut is in the way.
    Checkout my MR: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=165984

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      #3
      As said above ^ axle nut is the culprit of the problem, silicone or and adhesive of that extent could be used, but I'd actually recommend keep looking until you find a cap that will allow use on the front wheel without any other agents.
      Current
      1992 Accord EX 5-speed Sedan
      Rosewood Brown
      1992 Accord EX 5-Speed Sedan
      Arcadia Green

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      1992 Accord EX 5-Speed Sedan
      Bordeaux
      1993 Accord LX 5-Speed Sedan
      Bordeaux

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        #4
        damn axel nut . Use the adhesives as a last resort. you don't want to ruin anything
        http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showpost...53&postcount=4

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          #5
          Buy new rims: problem solved :P


          1992 Accord EX-R Coupe [Mat Black] Sold
          1992 Accord EX-R Coupe [Rosewood]

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            #6
            Cut the inner part of the cap down to where it barley dosent hit or touches the axle nut then you cut 6 groves verticaly so it alows for it to spread apart. And suse a pice of ruber to make the tabs you cut expand against the rim Isused a rubber cork from my hardware store. And you will probably have to cut it down a little to but hey it works.

            I had to cut a little piece of the actual axle off and then rounded it off with a file and fluched the nut a bit. Was it worth it no but does it look better now hell yeah
            Last edited by NVmyCB7; 07-27-2011, 03:05 AM.
            http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=171625

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