Bricknose rims

[idiabuse]

such a thing as 19.5 fitting a bricknose?

Javier

 

[MidnightBlade]

does anyone have pics of the 1994-97 PSD rims?

 

[mabc926]

does anyone have pics of the 1994-97 PSD rims?

Talking about these?

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They're really narrow, I can't remember the size, but they're smaller then 8


EDIT: 16x7!

 

[zrexryder]

Craigslist rims $100, $30 a piece ebay hum v's

 

[MidnightBlade]

what ply are the humvee tires?

 

[MidnightBlade]

Talking about these?

They're really narrow, I can't remember the size, but they're smaller then 8


EDIT: 16x7!

thats the same size the 91's have stock too aint it?

 

[88beast]

idk ply they are d range i got a set waiting to go on (wagons i posted) soon but iirc theyre rating is higher for weight

 

[MidnightBlade]

thats 8 ply.
Mabc926, do you notice yours squatting at all fully loaded with a little more throwed in for good luck?

 

[mabc926]

thats the same size the 91's have stock too aint it?

I think all stock rims are 16x7 or at least that's all I could find when I was looking for stockers.

thats 8 ply.
Mabc926, do you notice yours squatting at all fully loaded with a little more throwed in for good luck?

Couldn't tell you, I haven't had the truck loaded full yet

I have a day off tomorrow, if you want I can get the load number off the tire for you.

I'm thinking it's 3800lb but I'll check to be safe.

 

[MidnightBlade]

well 3800 will be good for me, i guess they have to stand up military specs too.

 

[my85ford]

heres my rims on my 85 bricknose

 

[Diesel_brad]

Nice truck MY85FORD

 

[BrandonMag]

It's an older pic, but I've still got the same rims:

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[Matrix37495]

I haven't had much of a load on my humvee tires, but i drove to work on one with less than 5 psi in it and it just looked like a low pickup tire... They've got some real stiff sidewalls...

And heres my unknown 16.5"s with 37" Wrangler Radials (humvee tires)

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[MidnightBlade]

ok, so loaded down completely without my overload springs, i have 4"-5" of clearence between my back tire and bottom of the dump bed, front is stock suspension. i am going to do a 3" body lift, 4" blocks in rear and 2" blocks in front (just replaced all suspension parts, dont want to do it again this soon). will the front axle take that much with some minor adjustment?