QUOTE(jflash914 @ Jan 16 2008, 12:52 PM)
John,
The later 911 hubs have a cap that doesn't have a lip on it as you described. The cap actually fits into the hub as opposed to going over the lip of the hub as in early 911's and also 914's. You have to take something like a brass drift and place it into the ridge of the cap as best you can and hammer. Then move the drift on the other side. You can't get a real good angle on the drift but it will work. You will eventually start to see the cap move. It is a pain but it will eventually come loose.
Jack
Yes. I was just down at McMark's shop and he kept showing my different hubs asking "does it look like this"? My answer was always "no". The cap goes inside the hub, so unlike most, there isn't a lip that you can get a screwdriver behind to get it nudged out. Thanks for the info. Between my visit with Mark and your info, I'm going to attack it again tonight. Come hell or high water, that b&*%$# is coming off!