slaponte

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Hi My350Z brethren...

I recently purchased a used set of ADR M-Sport rims and they came without any caps. Since I never had them before, I don't know the cap part number I need that will fit the rims. (M-Sport Hypersilver 18x8.5 F and 18x9.5 R).

I have been searching the web for days. Now, on eBay, they use this descriptions like "center cap #ADR-78", but how do I know if they fit these rims? Or how do I find the cap number for these rims so that I can then search for them on sale?

Any help, even a link to a catalog is welcome. The rims are on the car, but they sure look ugly sans caps...

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

With ADR wheels, i would thinks caps would be the least of your concerns

Cux350z

iTrader: (162)

dont be such a brand *****.

grouchycactus

idk how this will effect you but my old 3000GT had ADR rims and center caps and the center caps had the ADR logo covered in epoxy which started to crack and melt every time the rims got hot from braking.
But to actually answer your question I always thought center caps are a general thing meaning there really only one size for them, hence why ricers can put Volk center caps on whatever rims their rolling on haha.

-Asad H.

slaponte

iTrader: (2)

No, it actually seems the manufacturers go out of their way to make sure that stupid hole in the middle is every single size possible. Heck, I have a Fiat X1/9 with OEM rims and they have two sizes for them. :-P

I just want the caps to not see the holes. If the sticker comes off, I would just sand them and paint them and basically ignore them.

I have to say to poster #2 : you must be really bored to go out of your way to bash ADR. The title of the topic is pretty clear. If you don't have something of value to add, then, don't.

slaponte

iTrader: (2)

Anybody with 18" ADR M-Sports that can give me a part number? :-(