Got Chocolate and Cheese style, Painting the Town Brown style, and God Ween Satan style (sorta).
These are some of the 3D printed magnets I sling as a side hustle. Hopefully the trademark police don't come after me.
(Not trying to advertise or anything, I just like the way the designs came out. But if anyone is interested, just search "Boognish Magnets" or something. The shop is called TobykoPrintworks.)
My 1999 came with these mustangs wheels on it. This week I got new tires put on, and the mechanic said he barely got the wheels back on and had to force them. You can see the nuts are barely catching. He doesn’t even know if they’re safe with so little holding on. He says it’s because the center hole is too small due to the caps, I’m sure that’s not the first time you guys have seen this.
The way I see it, there are three options. Get new wheels. Put in a spacers/adapters on the front. Or try to enlarged the center bore hole / get a machinist to do it.
The spacer seemed like the simple, cheapest fix, but then I saw people saying it’s terrible for the suspension and you should never do it.
Next choice might be to bore out the holes, because I do like the current wheels. But I have no idea how tricky that is, or what problems it might introduce.
What do you guys think?