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				Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 08:12 am Oct 14 2016
				by Willbilly
				I saw it posted once and am not having any luck finding it again.
I'm looking for the aluminum hub cap delete that eliminates the mileage gauge.
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				Re: Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 09:45 am Oct 14 2016
				by KDXGarage
				Zip Ty Racing used to make one. You may want to call them.
			 
			
					
				Re: Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 11:31 am Oct 14 2016
				by Tyl3r
				I guess I'll share this haha it says its the last one.  I was thinking about buying it, but probably won't.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/262187522167?_t ... .S1.R1.TR1
Only one I could find anywhere!
 
			 
			
					
				Re: Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 12:03 pm Oct 14 2016
				by KDXGarage
				
			 
			
					
				Re: Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 01:44 pm Oct 14 2016
				by Willbilly
				Thanks guys.  I'm not looking for a cap to the existing spacer.  I'm looking for a spacer replacement.
			 
			
					
				Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 02:50 pm Oct 14 2016
				by sarrant
				Why? The existing gear housing is already cast and matched to fit that space and protect the seal perfectly.  There's no real weight to be saved or anything else with a custom spacer.
			 
			
					
				Re: Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 05:43 pm Oct 14 2016
				by KDXGarage
				Ah, OK.
			 
			
					
				Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 10:42 pm Dec 25 2016
				by gravelcruiser
				Maybe a little too redneck, but I used black silicone to plug the hole and it works great, is not noticeable, and is removable if you decide to put the odometer back on.
			 
			
					
				Who makes a hub cap delete for the mileage gauge?
				Posted: 08:01 am Dec 26 2016
				by Pipeliner
				I did the same exact thing with the silicone. I stuffed a rag in first then sealed it up. Works great!