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Hubcentric 67.1mm Centre Caps Suit Rays TE37 & TE37SL, Mazda RX7, Cosmo, RX8, FD, FC


 Features and info:

  • They not only look great filling the hole in the centre of the wheel, but actually function as a hubcentric spacer ring also, adapting the Mazda hub to the correct Rays TE37 wheel bore size to help minimize vibration and improve fitment.
  • Made from tough impact, heat and chemical resistant Nylon. 
  • Integrated O-ring design ensures snug fit into wheel that seals all water and debris from getting past.
  • Guaranteed to NEVER lose a centre cap! You need to remove your wheel and fit the centre cap from the inside, this means it can never come off while driving! 
  • NOTE: They come in the black nylon finish only -  they can be easily painted to suit your wheels or car which we recommend for long life protection.
  • Also available in 'Plain Top' no logo to suit other Mazda with 67.1mm hub locator. Check our other listings to find them!


What do you get?

  • 4 x High quality hubcentric centre caps including the 4 x O-rings needed for fitment
  • Pro Spec Imports Sticker

 

What do they fit?  

  • Mazda RX7, FD, FC, RX8, Cosmo 

 

 

Installation info:

  • You must remove the wheels to install them.
  • Add a small amount of Vaseline or grease to the O-ring before install.
  • Fit the centre cap to the inside of the wheel first, they are a snug fit push them right in flush and ensure they are seated correctly.
  • Now the centre caps are fitted you can put the wheels back on, note how the centre cap locates the wheel hubcentrically onto the hub. This will centre the wheel more accurately improving fitment and reducing possible vibration.
  • For long term protection it is recommended to paint them before install.
  • **IMPORTANT** You must ensure the centre cap fits correctly and the wheel is fitted correctly before driving. 

 

    Painting info:

    • The product is made from a tough Nylon that can easily be painted, which will make them look even better and also be more resistant to the elements. 
    • DIY spray can painting is simple and can have great results if done correctly.
    • First you mask up the area where the O'ring is, as you don't want to paint that.
    • Plastic primer goes on next, we recommend Tamiya.
    • Then apply paint colour of choice, again we recommend Tamiya as they are the best quality and finish with a massive range of colours available.
    • Clear coat to finish will add some depth and extra protection, Tamiya have this  covered also.
    • Or alternatively you can take it to your local car painter, tell him its Nylon and have them paint it in 2K for the ultimate paint finish.
    Thanks from the team at Pro Spec Imports.