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H1 Wheels 44in Tires
- Thread starter 86Cucvbeater
- Start date
I'm about to buy several rims and tires in Eastern Texas I would be willing to give a set of 5 rims to who ever could get them picked up and shipped to me in SLC UT. I of course will pay for everything
pennsylvaniaboy
1/2 ton status
anyone kno of a company that makes the weld in center like usa 6x6 that you can drop in and weld w/o making a jig
pennsylvaniaboy said:
His are unmodified on dually axles.
justiz00
Registered Member
k5 krawler 50 said:
Thanks!!
nvrenuf said:His are unmodified on dually axles.
u are correct
txfiremank5
1/2 ton status
pennsylvaniaboy said:
Yes there are other places to get the plate style centers from. I don't know anyone who makes the pressed style, other than USA. I know poeple who have seen the plate style bend, and I've seen a pic of a bent one.. but know nothing about what occured that caused it. For all I know he could have tried to jump the grand canyon.
I know I looked at a site once that had several plate designs to choose from, but am blocking on the name .. or web site right now.
If I remember, I'll post it.
i though stazworks made pressed centers. i know he makes the plate style.
just in casse u have not seen it, Billa Vista write up on h-1's: http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/PR-Hummer_Rims/
just in casse u have not seen it, Billa Vista write up on h-1's: http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/PR-Hummer_Rims/
txfiremank5
1/2 ton status
I think stazworks is where I had checked out the plate style ones, as well. I bit the bullet and took my chances with USA when I bought my pressed centers.
Cajun4x4
1/2 ton status
back when i was pricing pressed centers, stazworks ones where 75 per and USA6x6 was 45 per... so i went with usa6x6 and i gotta say that im a lucky one and got them in 13 days
86Cucvbeater
1/2 ton status
A bit late on this but here ya go. 44s in back with recentered H1's, 42s in front with stock H1's and dually hubs, and theyre pretty much the same height. Im using cut down mag runflats and havnt had a problem yet. 5psi is the lowest I've gone in the rocks. Truck has about 7-8inches of suspension lift. I really need to bob my bed and fix my shackle angle but try not to look at my monstrosity of rear leaf packs.muddybuddy said:
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86Cucvbeater
1/2 ton status
Also, on the street with such narrow wheels(8.75 or something) I have to run roughly 15psi in the front and 12psi in the rear so the tires will not ride on the center tread and that works out ok for driving around town.
