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!

 

Looks good!

I went with the acura center caps. Are these going on a FC? if so, you might have issues with the dust cap in the front.

 

Yeah it's going on an fc. We'll see how it goes I should be getting my new tires this week and I'll get them all mounted up.

 

This is just the idea I needed since mine are missing centercaps! Thanks!

 

Did you ever get these installed? I just looked at mine and the front has a cap that sticks out...?

 

Yeah I tried and they don't work on the front with the dust cap there. I haven't come up with any other ideas though besides getting the actual enkei caps.

 

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.

 

The beer can idea is genius! How did you attach them?

 

We flaired the bottom and wedged the flair between the wheel and hub. So they're just held in by friction. I can draw a diagram if my description doesn't make sense.

 

home depot idea, maybe. top of beer can, r u serious? LoL

 

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!)

 

Haters gonna hate.

It's best not to pull the tab since you want them to keep your hubs dry and dirt free. Poke a couple holes in the bottom and chug!

 

Homedepot knockout cap with an enkei acrylic sticker.