Mounting Stock Jeep Center Caps To Aftermarket Steel Wheels
 

Tools needed.

Drill
Drill Bits (13/64 & 3/8)
Tapered Head Screws (to mount the center caps)
Phillips Screwdriver
Center Punch
Hammer
Silver Paintmarker

1.) There are a couple of ways you can determine where you need to drill your holes. You could make some sort of template to mark your holes. Or you can do what I did. I simply used a paint marker and painted the holes on the back of the center caps, lined it up on the wheel and press down. Now you can drill your holes.

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2.) Now that you have your holes marked, use a center punch and hammer to mark where you want to drill. Use the 13/64 drill bit and drill your holes.

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3.) After you drilled the holes, flip the wheel over. Use the 3/8 drill bit to drill about ½ way down on the backside of the wheel. This will countersink the head of the screw to allow for a smooth surface when mounting the wheel onto the rotor and or drum.

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4.) Now that you have everything drilled, mount up the center cap with the screws.

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Finished product:

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...03960Large.jpg