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Wheel Simulators
I thought about just getting lugnut covers, but then i noticed that one of the dual rims in the back is gray and the other is chrome..... And Im not painting them black.
I also cant afford new rims, especially since I just got new tires, so I was wondering who has simulators? Also how well do they stay on? are they like a cars plastic ones that can fly off or do they stick really good? 85% of my driving is in a corragated field (row crop) and on ditch banks, pastures, gravel roads, and generally anything but smooth clean surfaces. And where to get some good ones for a reasonble price? Thanks |
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Best place I know to get them. I have never ran them so I dont really have an opinion.
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So are there different simulators for 4x4s? I have manual locking hubs, which I use at least twice a week. Or do you have to take the covers off to use manual hubs or cut the centers out so I can use them regularly?
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I am sure someone makes them with a hole cut out but I have not seen any.
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So after searching old threads and at the nation, I might not want to get simulators, they say if you go off road, then dont get them cause they wear out fast and get tore up really easy.
But I still cant afford new rims, and I dont want to paint them black, what do you think are other options? |
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