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I have SSR's on my Viper, but I'm not happy with the look of the caps. I had them off for a while, but now have them on to give the wheel a more finished look.
Has anyone done anything to their caps? The "SSR" logo on them just doesn't look right on a Viper to me. I was thinking of having someone CNC a Sneaky Pete on them or something, just don't know who could do it... ![]() I know I'm not the only one who doesn't like the caps, anyone have an alternative? |
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Someone offers a set of CNC machined centercaps that were designed for the OEM 18 inch wheel. I originally considered buying a set however the shop that painted my wheels also painted my centercaps and filled in around the "SSR" logo. I like the way it looks now and after noticing just how many sneaky pete logo's the car has on it and in it, I left it alone.
The nice thing about the center caps I was thinking about using is that the have a backing plate that attach's from the inside. So you would not have to worry about using glue and more importantly someone prying them off to steal them. |
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NE VCA Member
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: E.SWANZEY, NH
Posts: 254
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I would be interested as well!!
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Enthusiast
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Orange County, CA
Posts: 278
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It does suck though. Pretty bad design really. I finally had to resort to using silicone gasket sealer to keep the thing in there! I looked around for an alternate too, but there's nothing that I ever ran across that'd fit. It's a pretty unique size/shape. |
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Yeah I read some posts in other car forums about SSR caps. They all say take them off if you do any road course/ tracking.
I guess for the cost of the wheel, we can't complain too much... |
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My caps are very difficult to come off and put back on.
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VERY difficult to get off and on. Unless you've heated them at the track. Then, they fall off.
Ask me how I know...
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