DIY RPF1 center caps!
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DIY RPF1 center caps!
I gave the DIY route a shot and I must say I like them a lot more than actual center caps you can buy. I spent less than $15 on the whole thing. Everything was purchased at lowes and took maybe a half hour max.
I just roughed up the cap with some scotch brite, and painted them with rustoleum silver metallic wheel paint an viola! I saw this on some other forums not on this one so I figured I would spread the word!
I just roughed up the cap with some scotch brite, and painted them with rustoleum silver metallic wheel paint an viola! I saw this on some other forums not on this one so I figured I would spread the word!
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My brother and I cut up a few beer cans and inserted them into his rpf1s from behind. Turned out great and it might give you the clearance you need if you cut them to protrude a bit.
Costs 5 cents and you get to drink 4 beers.
http://imgur.com/B4jlwbf
Edit: attaching image was to small so here's a link.
Costs 5 cents and you get to drink 4 beers.
http://imgur.com/B4jlwbf
Edit: attaching image was to small so here's a link.
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If you pull the tab,does the wheel bearing grease flow out?...lol!
AH!..I get it now!..because the engine is called a KEG!
There is a Draft Tap shifter somewhere that will go with all of this too!
(boost gauge measures how much beer is left!)
AH!..I get it now!..because the engine is called a KEG!
There is a Draft Tap shifter somewhere that will go with all of this too!
(boost gauge measures how much beer is left!)
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