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Old 06-11-2022, 11:43 PM
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rbrtmchl,

Just in case you are not able to find the style trim ring you are looking for to fit your wheels, I do manufacture a reproduction of the original GM Trim Ring.

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James,

Thanks for posting. Your trim rings look great, and could be an alternate solution.

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Old 06-12-2022, 10:52 AM
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James,

Thanks for posting. Your trim rings look great, and could be an alternate solution.
those are the ones I was posting about earlier that James had tooled. They have maybe an 1/8" gap on an HM which is perfect to me as it still allows you to just see the bottom of the grey to silver line at the bottom of each cove. They measure just under 2.50" deep and 12.50" across at the smaller opening

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