Opinions on PSI
So I decided to go with to go with the Vision 7.5 Heavy Hauler and the Hercules 19.5 265's all around, so what would you advise running them at? They are rated to 123 psi max, but I'm pretty sure I...
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ISBRAM wrote:Barkoff wrote:
The one down side was that the rear hub covers were not deep enough to fit on. I could live with it, but I'll call the manufacture next week and ask them about an exchange.
The cap that fits over our rear hub is much longer than the front one. I bought a pair and I didn't really like the look. On the first high speed highway trip I made one of the caps went mia, they stick out so far I suspect the wind at 75mph was too much. The depth on the shorter one was ok but it tapered at the tip and was not contacting the wheel by almost 7/16 of an inch.
I carefully used a heat gun to soften the chromed plastic cap and pushed it over the rear hub. It worked out fine and looks much better than the long caps in my opinion.
This photo shows the longer cap on my Ram.
Great, thanks for that tip!
So you concentrated the heat towards the outer portion of the cap away from the wheel, correct? Did you apply the head while the cap was in place, and then apply pressure, or did you heat it up without it being mounted? I'm wondering how quick you have to be once you get it heated up.
Am I seeing burns in the chrome finish or just reflection?
Thanks again
