h1 WHEELS ON h2?

[WHOSNEXT]

will they fit? if so they are 18" with 37"s will that fit?

[Humvee21]

37" tires are not gonna fit on a stock H2, but I've always wondered about the H1 wheels.

[zach.]

[quote=Humvee21]37" tires are not gonna fit on a stock H2,QUOTE]

37's will fit on a stock H2

[cashville]

Originally Posted by zach.

37's will fit on a stock H2

I second that.

[WHOSNEXT]

What about wheels?

[Humvee21]

[quote=zach.]

Originally Posted by Humvee21

37" tires are not gonna fit on a stock H2,QUOTE]

37's will fit on a stock H2

Without rubbing?

[[__--MUD--__]]

[quote=Humvee21]

Originally Posted by zach.

Without rubbing?

No. I couldn't even turn 3/4 lock to lock w/ mine. Had to lift it.

[HummerMann]

I think you would need a spacer for the tire inflation/deflation fitting on the inside of the hub and I have serious doubts about the bolt pattern.

[2010_5thgen]

[quote=Humvee21]

Originally Posted by zach.

Without rubbing?

i couldnt even fit nitto 35" on my hummer without it rubbing the sway bar...i think i was even getting rubbing on my sway bar with the stock tires.

[guruerror]

If I recall correctly, H1 wheels will fit on an H2, the bolt pattern is the same (8x6.5in = 8x165.1mm). I believe the hub on the H1 is larger, but that doesn't matter because H2 wheels can be run lug-centric.

If you were going the other way, H2 wheels on and H1, you have to have the hole for the hub machined open more to fit.

There's a thread on here somewhere about this...
EDIT: http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...6&highlight=h1

Regarding the 37"...if they are 12.5 they will more than likely fit without much (or any) rubbing (it depends on the truck...some do some don't)...tweaking the torsion bars or installing a leveling kit will fix that.