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MetroMPG · 07-04-2013, 03:52 PM

4) cut a disc out of some material (coro, or whatever) and affix it to the existing hubcap.

PS: your OEM hubcaps look pretty good (they're not air blenders). I don't think you'll get a big enough savings from buying aftermarket discs to make up the cost in a reasonable amout of time (if that's your goal).

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