Center cap size

[primavera]

Hi, So I have these mags 15x6.5, it's engraved with Japan force f1-light racing tuner and I have  been searching all over the internet for the center cap size of this sucker and so far I have found none.
Here is the picture of the mags. Hope someone over this forum can help.

[fr€$h&m1nt¥]

Is it just a push in circle centre cap?

Easiest way is just to measure across the hole with a ruler or calipers and buy a set of universal centre caps.

[primavera]

Is there another type of center cap other than push in center caps? The thing is hard to measure with a ruler and I do not have a caliper handy. For me it looks like a push in center cap. Unless anyone has another say so or another mag that i similar to mine.

[fr€$h&m1nt¥]

Sept 30, 2020 8:49:03 GMT primavera said:

Is there another type of center cap other than push in center caps? The thing is hard to measure with a ruler and I do not have a caliper handy. For me it looks like a push in center cap. Unless anyone has another say so or another mag that i similar to mine.

I meant a small push in cap that fits into the central hub hole between the wheel studs as opposed to the larger caps that cover the nuts as well and usually have a bolt that screws into the wheel to hold the cap in place.

A photo of the wheel face on rather than above would help to identify but without a measurement you'll be looking for a long time.

[primavera]

Hope these pics can help. this was before the mags were painted.

[primavera]

I do not know how those small holes got there but when I bought them it was already there.

[fr€$h&m1nt¥]

The holes are probably recesses to help remove caps or possibly the official caps had locating pins.

You'd need to measure the centre hole in line with the recesses to know what size cap you need.

[colnerov]

Hi, It's a spigot mount hole size so look up your model of car and see what size the centre bore is and that will be the size of cap you need.

www.wheelfitment.eu/

Colin