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ALL FLOATING CONVERSION KITS ARE ON BACKORDER UNTIL APPROXIMATELY MAY 2025 DUE TO PARTS AVAILABILITY. KITS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE TO LOCK IN A KIT AND JOIN QUEUE BUT CANNOT BE CANCELLED OR REFUNDED ONCE PLACED AND WILL REMAIN IN QUEUE. ETA IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON PARTS AVAILABILITY IN THE COMING WEEKS.

All sales are final and cancellations or returns are not accepted for any Floating Cap DIY kits. 

Transform your Work VS center caps into floating center caps with this conversion kit. These caps will spin effortlessly, will remain level while parked and have a slight “floating” feature while driving, enhancing the overall appearance of your wheels. This DIY kit utilizes your current center cap emblems and does not include any emblems. Please note that you need to have a set of Work VS center cap emblems to transfer onto the new floating cap assemblies. Work VS center cap in display photos is for example only.

Please note there are 2 housing types; Big base and Small base. Please check comparison photo to choose the correct housing type. If you are unsure, please contact us before purchasing. Small base kits coming soon!

Paper Instructions are included, and a video of the install is attached here.

Kit includes the following - 

4x floating cap conversion assemblies 

4x 3M 2” double sided tape

1x emblem centering tool

Key reminders!  
- These will convert your caps to spin. In order for there to be enough clearance, there is the possibility you may need to lightly sand down the inside bore of your center cap opening of the wheel face. This may be common on chrome plated or freshly powdercoated faces. Some center caps may be tight when normally mounted, which in order to spin freely will need the clearance around the cap. 

- There is approximately 15mm of components behind the center cap. You may need to measure to ensure your axle/axle nut will not interfere with the components causing the cap to be stuck.

- This kit will slightly protrude the center cap emblem original location due to the required clearance behind the emblem to spin. 

These kits are 3D printed with ABS filament and use ball bearings for the spinning components. Never use a screwdriver or attempt to disassemble the components as it will damage and break the small parts.