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Going to the dark side, bought a hummer...

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Well some wheels anyways. Just a few more parts to gather and I'll have everything for the stretch.

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Hummer wheels on a Rubi?


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Nice!

Going with a set of weld on beadlocks for them?
Phillip said:
Nice!

Going with a set of weld on beadlocks for them?
Picked 5 up for $225. Gonna put my 37" KM2's on them for DD tires, then save for 43" TSL SX on H1's with fat trucker girl Beadlocks.
You had me at fat trucker girl.
I've only seen them once and a buddy owns a fab shop to make them. It'll ba a bit, but that'll be as close to bling as she ever gets again.
Rockunlimited2 said:
You had me at fat trucker girl.
:redchug: :rotflmao:
Nice--I think I read that there are non hummer labeled covers available right?
moscar45 said:
Nice--I think I read that there are non hummer labeled covers available right?
I wont be able to run the covers anyways. The hubs will stick out to far.
:worthless:


Yup pulled that card. ASAP! :D
The finance dept has cut me off for the remainder of this month. But I did order coilovers last week that she don't know about either. hehe. Got my gears in today, so I've gotta box them up and send them to ballistic for a shave. Picked up a disk brake kit yesterday with Eldorado calipers. Today H2's and a cert for a new KM2. My front adapters should be in any day now. All i need now is a locker and some brackets/links, but my birthday is this weekend, so lets see what she bought me. :pBR:
It's a Cab and Chassis so it's the most narrow available at 63.5". But the housing is identical to a SRW. The difference is where the brake backing plate is welded on the housing, and the hubs. I could swap on a set of SRW hubs and be at 67.5. But i want the rear narrower than the front.
I have an C&C 14B in my garage.

Even though I might be trading it to a friend of mine who has a 14B w/ discs from the factory, if I can talk him into it. :cheesy:
I have this wheels on the truck.
RCH said:
I have an C&C 14B in my garage.

Even though I might be trading it to a friend of mine who has a 14B w/ discs from the factory, if I can talk him into it. :cheesy:
There's a guy on Pirate that sells an entire kit to your door for $315 shipped. I bought mine for $250 local with eldo calipers. Those usually add $200.

Just waiting on Christmas for my ballistic shave kit, then my buddies shop to free up for a little off the bottom and some tig welding.

I'll just never understand the whole crate axle fad. I could run a 40 spline ARB for $1350, 40 spline dbl splined shafts for $765, disks for $315, locker for $345, pinion guard and truss for $225, a shave and gears for $500 ish. without labor I'm around $3500, and have more clearance and strength than anything shy of a rockwell can offer. I have $200 for axle, pinion guard and disk brake brackets, $250 for brakes, $345 for locker, $200 for 5.13's, and $200ish for the shave kit. Grand total of $1195 for a one ton with the clearance of a rubi 44, and the strongest one ton made. The only thing comparable you'd have to go rockwell hybrid or a bigger less clearanced dana 70-80. Anyone buy a dana 44 built for less lately? And I won't ever have to worry about flogging on it. If it ever did break, pick up another for spare shafts for around $100-150 or step up to 40 splines.
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Prolly sound like a dummy, but why H2 wheels?
Okies said:
Prolly sound like a dummy, but why H2 wheels?
Needed an 8 lug rim. Even steel wheels are around $100 a piece these days. I picked these up on CL all 5 for $225. Also, they are very common offroad. I've seena ton of rigs run them on PBB and other forums.

I'm not going to run them offroad. I will buy H1's for that. There's just not much tougher wheel for the money than recentered H1's. And after never getting a good balance on my last set of beadlocks, and hassles with breaking them down to swap tires etc., I'm just not gonna do it again. I will run these with my 37's until it's paid off and I can buy a truck, and have a second set of tires/rims for trail only. At $480 a tire, no way I'd run the SX's on the street.
That's cool. I've seen the h1's on buggies but haven't seen the 2's on the trails around here.

I thought there might be something special about them, something similar to the 1's.

Sounds like you found a good deal.
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