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#194732 12/01/2005 4:38 AM
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Can anyone tell me the outside diameter of this 57-60 3/4 ton hubcap?
[img]http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/9936/hubcap5xz.th.jpg[/img]

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same as the 1/2T, cuz they fit the same wheels - the difference is the 3/4 & 1T cap is deeper - I could measure one tomorrow if ya want

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Yeah, I'd appreciate it. Thanks Bill.


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Small dome cap.
Outside edge to edge 9 3/4 inches
Inside, lip for clip attachment 8 inches
I have seen some caps with a larger domed center but not sure what size trucks these caps would be for. Hard to tell from your pic but appears to be the same cap (small dome) as my 1/2 ton.


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I think the above pic IS actually for 1/2 ton. Here's a 3/4 ton: [img]http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/3379/chevhubcap6qm.th.jpg[/img]

Thanks Bruce.
Yeah Bill, I kinda figure the diameter would be the same but, 3/4's would be deeper to clear the big rear axle flubberdeedubber.
I'm trying to come up with the smallest diameter chrome cap that'll work with 3/4 ton. Trying to come up with wheel combo similar to the pic in my other post "Source for 8 lug wheels".
Shootin for an old school setup with 16.5 rims with chrome caps and 8.75 X 16.5 bias ply's.
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yep, it's 9 & 3/4" for both, and the difference is the hump - whatever wheel you find you should be able to find a 'baby moon' cap to fit, they're used on everything - if you're not looking for year specific - Amer Classic "Madonna style" 3/4T cap and baby moon

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