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Please, no laughing....I've worked on cars "forever". But, is there a really good or a special way to remove the trim ring from a 1969-vintage Rally II wheel, so the ring isn't damaged? These are the approx. 3" deep rings. I'm interested in getting my trim rings off (never have), without bending the perimeter rim nearest the tire, due to prying around the outer edge of the ring. Thanks for any help. John
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I'd try a large flat head screw driver. I use no caution when I remove mine and have never bent one.
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************************************* 1968 Lemans. 37,000 original miles. GTO clone. 462ci/KRE 290 heads. UltraDyne 280/288 Solid/850 Qjet by Cliff/Performer RPM/TSP 9.5" in TH400/8.5" 3.42 gears/3950# Race weight/12.58@106 at Bandimere speedway high altitude |
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Perhaps wrapping some tape over the blade of the screwdriver, or using a rag on the end of it.
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1965 LeMans Post Coupe..............I'm not waitin for the undertaker....I'm lookin forward to the uppertaker!..... |
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