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#809671 12/23/2011 3:41 PM
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I don't know if this is the right forum but...
My wheels are 15" Camaro Rallys which I bought before I bought the baby moon hubs. I was under the mistaken impression that wheels were universally the same and all I had to do was pop the hub on. That didn't work so I bought a set of spring steel clips to attach to the wheel to hold the hubs. This just didn't seem rugged enough to me to hold the hub on.
I have read, over and over, the article on how to apply the clips: How To but haven't had the nerve or self confidence to attempt it. Anyone with experience here? Any suggestions?


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I know that Mr. Gasket sells (at least) 2 different sizes of plain-old-fashioned baby moons. One for Ford (small) & one for others. Your rallyes may be entirely different, though. Look at Wheel Vintiques for some options, as they sell that style wheel.
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I had to replace a clip on my rim, I used a 3/16ths pop rivet.


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