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Those are my homie Donnie's Cragar Eagle spinners. He runs them on the 30spokes on his Olds. They're probably one of the more rare cragar caps. They pop up on ebay every now and then, but I never see a full set. And lately, all I've seen is a couple gold ones. They're my favorite for sure. Gotta love the hollow 3-bars!
 
Originally posted by SUPREME69@Jun 8 2008, 09:09 PM~10826709
i have another cap thats the same except it says western on it
I have them too. The western ones say Western under the big W. The Weld caps have the Weld logo, which is also a W. It's a little boxier W with a line in it. The weld caps actually say Star Wire right above the W. They both used the same style cap, with the border around the edge. Some cragar caps have that same design too. They were all basically the same manufacturer, but with different labels at different times.

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Originally posted by Eryk@Jun 8 2008, 09:28 PM~10826910
I have them too.  The western ones say Western under the big W.  The Weld caps have the Weld logo, which is also a W.  It's a little boxier W with a line in it.  The weld caps actually say Star Wire right above the W.  They both used the same style cap, with the border around the edge.  Some cragar caps have that same design too.  They were all basically the same manufacturer, but with different labels at different times.

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well shit :0 :biggrin: either way there still star wires ;) i was told a few years back that they were western caps so thats all i went by. never really bothered to check as i assumed the guy i bought them off knew what he was talking about :biggrin: thanks for the info :cool:
 
haha. No prob homie. I was actually in the same boat. I got my Star Wires and they were stamped "Weld Wheels". I was all confused so I went on a hunt for the correct caps for my wheels. I bought the Western Caps and then I found the Weld advertisement in one of my 1982 LRM's. So I went on yet another crazy hunt for those. :banghead: I finally got them last year. Funny thing is nobody would ever care. Only I know that my wheels say Weld on the inside. But I'm a dork so I HAD to have the "correct" caps. It's all the same shit though. :)
 
Originally posted by Eryk@Jun 8 2008, 09:44 PM~10827058
haha. No prob homie.  I was actually in the same boat.  I got my Star Wires and they were stamped "Weld Wheels".  I was all confused so I went on a hunt for the correct caps for my wheels.  I bought the Western Caps and then I found the Weld advertisement in one of my 1982 LRM's.  So I went on yet another crazy hunt for those.  :banghead:  I finally got them last year.  Funny thing is nobody would ever care.  Only I know that my wheels say Weld on the inside.  But I'm a dork so I HAD to have the "correct" caps. It's all the same shit though.  :)

yup no one would ever care, but as long as you do thats what counts ;) im not even sure what my rims say. i just bought them and put them away never took the tires off to see. guess it really dont matter until my car is done anyways :biggrin:
 
shit i think im gonna go bust those old ass tires off my star wires and see what i got :biggrin: damn you eryk :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
 
Originally posted by SUPREME69@Jun 8 2008, 10:13 PM~10827291
should be on the inside where your dates are stamped.
Just to save you guys time...if you have Weld Star Wires, your wheels will be stamped Weld Wheels Inc in the back of the hub. In one of the spaces between the lug holes. No need to remove your tires.

Here's mine.
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Damn, my wheels are dirty. :biggrin:
 
Me too. And unfortunately, they're the only ones that are readily available and inexpensive.

I would love to get my hands on some Weld 3 bars.
 
Originally posted by Eryk@Jun 8 2008, 11:49 PM~10827884
Me too.  And unfortunately, they're the only ones that are readily available and inexpensive.

I would love to get my hands on some Weld 3 bars.

me and my dad get into talking about wheels every now and then. he always says he cant believe how hard it is to find all these rims considering atleast around here that what everyone rolled on. not to get off-topic but he says tru rays and classics were a dime a dozen around here and now you cant find none of those 2 styles of rims.
 
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Originally posted by Eryk@Jun 9 2008, 12:30 AM~10827828
Just to save you guys time...if you have Weld Star Wires, your wheels will be stamped Weld Wheels Inc in the back of the hub.  In one of the spaces between the lug holes.  No need to remove your tires.

Here's mine.
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Damn, my wheels are dirty. :biggrin:
:cool:
 
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