Got kind of a wheel problem, any ideas?

[Roadrage]

Nice post "copperchevy" that's some motivation for me! Do the caps seat now? Funny thing is I'm a Welder at the local Shipyard, and I used to spend a good portion of my day grinding, but when I go home, I'm just a regular guy. I have no welding tools whatsoever and really no room or projects to weld on. I guess I need to find me a grinder then.
But one of my concerns with grinding them was if that would cause any vibration in my front end.
Thanks

[68 TT]

Once you get it ground down to clear just take it in to the local brake shop and have them put it on the brake lathe & true things up.

[copperchevy]

I drove the truck after i did it and it felt the same. No vibration. The caps seat right in place. I got the hub pretty even using a grinder and then switching to a flap disc. Even sprayed some primer on it and sanded it down to find any low or high spots.

[fiddy9apache]

see what alittle grinding action can do, looks good copperchevy.

[68 TT]

Being so close to the centerline of the rotational mass makes any changes to it have little effect on the wheel balance.

A good grinding job could be good enough.

Give it a try and down the road when you rebuild the brakes have the rotors turned & while they are at it have them true up the hub surface for good measure.

[Roadrage]

Sweet thanks everyone, I'll have to give that a try, if I ever get a day off. Working 7X10hr shifts nights for the past 3 weeks, but next week it's off to SEMA, and dayshift when I get back.