Military H2 rims and 37" tires?
I got a buddy that is in the military and he can get the humvee rims and tires real cheap, so i was wondering if anyones got any pictures of what this would look like before i buy em?
-also are 37" tires gonna fit on a stock height 4wd duramax? |
37's won fit, they wont even be able to fit inside the fender well at stock height. i have 35's and im close to everything.
and ae they the h1 or h2 wheels? |
Hmmm... i'd be interested in seeing these wheels too... please post if someone gets pics of them... Sorry, i have no resource or I'd post
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Originally Posted by LB7DuramaxMeggers
(Post 531638)
I got a buddy that is in the military and he can get the humvee rims and tires real cheap, so i was wondering if anyones got any pictures of what this would look like before i buy em?
-also are 37" tires gonna fit on a stock height 4wd duramax?
Originally Posted by 2500HeavyDuty
(Post 531642)
37's won fit, they wont even be able to fit inside the fender well at stock height. i have 35's and im close to everything.
and ae they the h1 or h2 wheels? I ran some for about 20 miles, turned around and gave them to the tire shop, just to get my old ones remounted...:scare2: |
Originally Posted by CSIPSD
(Post 532242)
If there millitary they will be H1's... And they will also be bias ply... not fun on the road.
I ran some for about 20 miles, turned around and gave them to the tire shop, just to get my old ones remounted...:scare2: and they arent rated for that high of a speed either. |
newer humvee tires are radial. mounted on 12 bolt rims. The bias ply are the old ones and were on 8 bolt rims. I have radials on my truck.
H1 wheels and tires are 16.5" not 17s, and the backspacing is awful. Basically its probably not gonna work. |
I thought H1 wheels had planetary hubs anyways...does that affect the rim design too?
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Originally Posted by 2500HeavyDuty
(Post 531642)
37's won fit, they wont even be able to fit inside the fender well at stock height. i have 35's and im close to everything.
and ae they the h1 or h2 wheels? You will need at least an 8" lift to run 37's on a chevy. They might fit with a 6" lift but it would be damn close. ---AutoMerged DoublePost--- Oh i suppose if i can remember i will take a picture of the rims and tires on a H1 humvee tomorrow. i have very bad memory so most likely i will forget. |
Originally Posted by DIRTYMAX2004
(Post 532666)
35's on a stock hieght Duramax??? you must have a leveling kit or something. i am running 35's with a 4" suspension lift and i had to cut the corners off the bottom plastic piece to keep them from rubbing while driving (they still rub if i hit a big bump). 33's where the biggest tire i could fit on mine while it was stock hieght and they rubbed on bumps.
The tires i have n my truck in my sig pic are 315/70/r17 and my cv angles are flat, it does bottom out of i jump a speed bump hard enough |
H1 wheels are great if you have done an axle swap that is a little wide and you want to tuck the tires back under the rig. They are all but flat on the exposed side like a front wheel drive rim. These rims are were made for a purpose, NOT for looks. ie, they're pretty ugly.
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