dino wheel badge for the campagnolo wheels

jnk

Superformance UK or dino parts Germany. Superformance ones are good quality

Tony

 

Not sure whether there was any reference to the badges for the centre of the "DINO" hubcaps - these are 50mm, whereas I think those for the 206 are a different size.
Superformance appear not to list a 50mm badge, so please does anyone know of a source of these in good quality and at a sensible price?
I was just about to get a batch made but do not know who else might need some. Any observations please? Many thanks.

 

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AFAIK the 308 GT4 used the same yellow 'Dino' badge as the 246 on the wheels. The hubcap was totally different but the actual badge was the same. Superformance sells self adhesive badges that work and are cheap but they are nowhere close to correct. I am in the process of making perfect reproductions. It has been a long process and is a ton of work but I'm finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. More info is here:

http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=316863&highlight=dino+wheel+caps

 

I do not think so. They will be exact to original so you would have to measure an OEM one and compare. I currently do not have OEM cap dimensions but I would assume that it is not a direct install but maybe they could be made to work.

 

Are you desiring to put the Yellow plastic Dino centers intended for the Cromodora wheels on the centers for the silver Campagnolo wheels?

Just want to be clear as I might not understand this

 

JNK, you're looking for a piece that never existed, it seems. If you found or made one that fit, it would be "incorrect," woudn't it?

If true, then I doubt if anyone would have fabricated those caps, as the demand would be so small.

Andres

 

Cool, got it!

Try emailing directly to:
Danny: [email protected]
Jorg: [email protected]

 

Italian Car Parts list a Dino wheel centre badge that looks like the "press in type" fitted which may work with the Campagnolo wheels. It's listed as item number #FD65/D http://www.italiancarparts.com/parts/206_246_Dino.html
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My original centres where a loose fit in the campy wheels so I simply got a length of fuel line from one of the racing karts and wrapped a length round like a rubber circlip; it just plugged in nicely and has held for years, even going up a hill climb last month.
(Actually the rear offside was removed prior to the event by a garage that bled the brakes and forgot to replace it.)
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That might be your best bet, JNK.

Andy

 

I love how the Campagnolo wheels fill the fender without the flares. Quite a stunning design combination .

Regards, Alberto

 

The Campagnolo wheel centers are a raised surface more like a dome while the yellow Cromodora centers are flat so they will not fit per se, but if you get a flat piece of aluminum the same thickness/size then adhere the yellow wheel centers to it then they should fit.