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#1122963 09/07/2015 2:28 PM
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Are the aftermarket hubcaps available good quality, or are they thin junk? I assume they are all made by the same manufacturer, but see a considerable difference in price between vendors any recommendations?I recently bought headlamp retainers, gaskets and rings and the gaskets don't touch the retainers because they are thin junk. Thanks, Scott

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I got mine from Jim Carter. The metal does not seem excessively thin. My only complaint is that the stamped lettering and decorations are not as crisp as those on the OEM caps.


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