Sedona rim extension cap fitment tips for viking & wolverine

[TimberWolves]

Here are some things to consider if you want to install Sedona rims with extension caps on a Viking or Wolverine (Gen 1, X2, or X4). WPS Wheel Cap Spacers are required because the center caps are too shallow to clear the axle nut without extensions. You'll need to slightly trim the cap clips for a proper fit because they're a little too wide for the extensions. To keep things tight, it's also a good idea to add a bead of silicone where the cap and extension meet. I hope this helps someone avoid headaches

 

[OpenBook]

@TimberWolves idk if this is a silly question, but, what type of silicone bead do you use? any specific type?

 

[Dairsy]

Do you think the silicone bead really makes a difference in keeping things tight, or is it more of a precaution to prevent any future issues with fitment?

 

[TimberWolves]

Good question, I'd say it's more of a smart precaution. The silicone does a good job of reducing vibrations, plus it helps keep dust and moisture at bay. While it's not absolutely necessary, it's certainly beneficial for maintaining a good fit over time and giving you some peace of mind.

 

[Thelighter]

Here are some things to consider if you want to install Sedona rims with extension caps on a Viking or Wolverine (Gen 1, X2, or X4). WPS Wheel Cap Spacers are required because the center caps are too shallow to clear the axle nut without extensions. You'll need to slightly trim the cap clips for a proper fit because they're a little too wide for the extensions. To keep things tight, it's also a good idea to add a bead of silicone where the cap and extension meet. I hope this helps someone avoid headaches

thanks for the info. Was it a smooth install after you made the modifications or did you run into any issues?

 

[TimberWolves]

thanks for the info. Was it a smooth install after you made the modifications or did you run into any issues?

Sorry for the late reply! Pretty smooth after the tweaks! A little trim and some silicone fixed it right up. Once I got everything in place, no big problems at all.