Found some full moon caps

[RandomFact314]

It would be awesome to have some of these things! They are just so freaking expensive!

Google Image Result for http://www.autoamenity.com/images/RD-4.jpg

and

http://www.go-kat-go.com/ssracstylhub.html

or

http://www.hub-cap.com/universalhubcaps/16/RD-16.htm

also

http://www.hubcapmike.com/racing_disc_wheelcovers.html

[Sorrow Six Star]

Specialty Equipment Manufacturer MOONEYES Online Global Hub and MOON Equipped Around the World

problem solved
http://www.mooneyesusa.com/moon-discs-c-188_211.html

[RandomFact314]

Originally Posted by Sorrow Six Star

Specialty Equipment Manufacturer MOONEYES Online Global Hub and MOON Equipped Around the World

problem solved
Specialty Equipment Manufacturer Mooneyes Online Store - Speed and Custom Parts, Accessories, and More

$150 for all 4 is still way to expensive in my opinion, I have not saved that much since I started hypermiling...

[Christ]

Yeah, it'll be awhile before you save that much in fuel, too.

[Sorrow Six Star]

oops I have been looking at those for two days thinking that was a set... my bad.

[99LeCouch]

Coroplast and Velcro to the rescue...

Now to get me some Coroplast large enough.

[cfg83]

RandomFact314 -

I had those for my previous Saturn SC2. They'd eventually pop-off at some point. Very unfun. That experience is not true for everyone. There was a magical moment on ebay a few years ago where you could get 4 for $30, but that offer is longggggggg gone.

CarloSW2

[Piwoslaw]

I still don't know why they can't make plastic moonies, like normal hubcaps?

[SentraSE-R]

People who want full moons don't want plastic imitations. They want old school full grippers, not new technology floating rings to grip the wheels. Cheapest full moon or Hollywood flippers I've seen are $60/set of four, from a number of sources - about $75 shipped.

[cfg83]

SentraSE -

Originally Posted by SentraSE-R

People who want full moons don't want plastic imitations. They want old school full grippers, not new technology floating rings to grip the wheels. Cheapest full moon or Hollywood flippers I've seen are $60/set of four, from a number of sources - about $75 shipped.

Yeah, I don't see racing disks as "cool" fashion statements for the general population. We think racing disks are cool, but they appeal to a "spartan" aesthetic.

CarloSW2