HOT ROD floating hub caps

hey max have you done a set of hub caps that dont spin, i know it has been done but i was wondering what your idea on HOW to do it i have an idea in my head but just want to know that it is strong and be able to hold up over time and was wondering about the grease cap being off it would sling grease everywhere any input would be great thanksim not looking for 24in floaterz with a big weight in them hot rod style with them mounted to the spindle http://youtube.com/watch?v=uD3wl0rAY7Y

Close your other forum about this, you dont need 2 of them

sorry i closed it any info?

If you're just talking about floating the front caps, I would machine up a dust cap (or drill out a stock cap) that your center shaft could stick through without allowing the grease to sling everywhere. The rears would be a little trickier. I think that the rears would have to be set up on a spinner type mount and then just weight the cap so that it doesn't spin.

I hope that this answers your question.

i have skirts on the rear so not worried about them, I was thinking of welding a nut to the spindle and one to the inside of the hub cap and then use a piece of all thread cut to the exact length i guess i could just drill a hole the exact size of the all thread that i use so i dont sling grease on the white walls

ive only seen this dunn on front ends, because you can attatch it to the center of the spindle (because it dont spin) but the rear end spins so it cant be dunn. you might be able to get a matching hubcap and weigh the bottom quarter of it with some lead or weight so it wont spin but it will kinda "wobble" or "walk" when the start of rotation, not staying 100% still

im not worried about the rear because i have skirts

I think that the all-thread would work fine.