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Not sure which is which, I have attached a picture below.

I know they are rare and probably impossible to find.

I need two but would be happy to buy two singles off different people (or buy 3 or 4 and on sell the rest).

If they're not the same colour or perfect condition let me know, I will still consider.

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Email Darron at Just Jap. Darron has a box of centre caps. At the end of each track day you can see him walking around the track at dusk - and you'd think he was picking up golf balls :P

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Email Darron at Just Jap. Darron has a box of centre caps. At the end of each track day you can see him walking around the track at dusk - and you'd think he was picking up golf balls :P

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Thanks Terry, I've emailed Justjap, waiting for a reply.

The ones that came with my car (missing one) are blue, so they may be generic RAYS caps (which you can paint?). Let me know if you have any spares lol.

Thanks Ravi, I will see how I go, I've seen the blue ones but might hunt around for a bit longer.

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Still looking for a pair, ones I purchased as single items through Yahoo Auctions (import monster) were wrong.

Lack of size or details from Japanese translation of Yahoo page means I won't risk buying another set that way.

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