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stainless steel wheel trim rings
#886661 10/03/2012 2:31 PM
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does anyone know if they make 4" wide stainless steel trim rings to suit 16" wheels.I have a pair of 2" for the front wheels but they look too skinny for the rear
duallies

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Re: stainless steel wheel trim rings
kiwiwilly #886674 10/03/2012 3:43 PM
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oh and the donor chassis I am using is an '83 duallie so the wheels are from the '83 not early COE

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Re: stainless steel wheel trim rings
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You might try the Chevy Talk forums. They cover the newer stuff more thoroughly. Otherwise I'd check all the vintage wheel places. I've commonly seen em up to 3" deep so you'd think someone has sell a 4" set.


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Re: stainless steel wheel trim rings
BLUEMEANIE #886866 10/04/2012 1:54 PM
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even 3" would probably be ok the 2" ones look a bit narrow. I'll check out the Chevy talk forums. which forum do you think is the best on, any suggestions/links?

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