Billet hub centers?where?

[skidaddyjr]

I was wondering who makes or where can I get a couple of sets of these hub centers for my trx's

[Silverfox@C&DRacing]

I think you might be looking for something different but LSR makes billet wheel hubs.

[Pappy]

Baldwin Motorsports, RPM, Hardkore all make billet hubs.


I would stay away from LSR, they dont use press in wheel studs and can be a real headache once the wheel studs loosen up.

[skidaddyjr]

I'm looking for the source of these billet center caps that fit stock honda front hubs, they replace the outer seal it looks like and cover the spindle nut.Hardkor hubs would be nice,but can,t afford three sets of those.

Any help would be appreciated!

[Pappy]

i wonder how they mount to the hub? ive never seen them or id refer you to a retailer

[Silverfox@C&DRacing]

I though that is what you were talking about, My brother has some on his banshee. I will ask him who makes them

[skidaddyjr]

Thanks, Silverfox, Its hard explain to people what they look like if they havent seen some, I've seen a few bikes with them but cant ever slow down enough to get their source.

[Silverfox@C&DRacing]

I believe RIS Designs and Cascade manufacture them.

[400MXer]

I bought a set for my CRF quad off ebay. they are on there all the time...like $20 i think. If i had a digital camera i'd show ya some pics. i figured that they would kinda make some stock hubs look good like aftermarket until i have the cash to buy me some hardkor or baldwin hubs.

[skidaddyjr]

400mxer did the ones you got screw to the hub or tap in?were there any names or description in the packaging or from the ebay seller?I can't seem to find them. I checked cascade innovations, but they use,looks like sheetmetal screws to mount.

[400MXer]

They tap in. the cap has an o-ring seal in it and that replaces the stock seal that goes there. they supply you with the proper drill bit and i had to drill three holes 3/8" deep on the hub. then you use the supplied self tapping screws to secure them. i did this on a mill so that i got the holes strait, and in the right positions, but they say that you can do it with the hubs still on the quad.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2476074155&category=43972

[jjthekj]

If I understand you right, what you are looking for are called "wheel knockoffs". Copy and paste this :
www.modquad.com
into your address box and you should stumble onto 3 or 4 different versions, depending on what you ride. Hope this helps, good luck. Yeah I think they're pretty cool looking too.