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Old 05-29-2011, 01:44 AM   #1
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write up on steelies???

Does anybody know where to find a write up on the different hub caps and steely options?
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Old 05-29-2011, 07:58 AM   #2
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Re: write up on steelies???

The following threads should provide some meaningful information. Both 6 and 5 lug half ton truck wheels (that have hub cap retaining bumps) generally use the standard size 10 1/8” diameter hubcap that was common to GM passenger cars from 1954 and Ford cars from 1949. Wheels that have hub cap clips require a different type of cap, but just about any style Chevy ½ ton truck or passenger car hub cap will fit on a wheel with hub cap retaining bumps stamped into the wheel.

Early wheels have 3 bumps while later disc brake wheels have 4. On the 3 bump wheels all protrusions are exactly the same size. On 4 bump wheels two are larger and two are smaller. Normally any 10 1/8” hubcap will fit on either wheel design, however the 4 bump wheels may stretch the caps a bit tighter which can be a problem if the caps are split or damaged at the mounting flange.

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