I am almost sure I saw some of the members that had put H2 wheels on ther Ram. Can any body that has done this tell me what I will have to do to put them on mine.( othere than buy some).
If they must be modified what is involved.

 

JDH, look under your other Thread, Drew answered it there... I think he said you have to grind something out a bit, but it will work otherwise

 

the centers have to be opened up a bit in order to fit around the center ring on the hub bearings.

 

Anybody got pics of this?

 

here you go... from the suspension day

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another...

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Wow, I never knew. That is totally sick. Paint 'em black and call a set sold!!

 

A word of advice from someone who used a grinder on a set of wheels to get them to fit. Take them to a machine shop and have them take down the centers with a lathe or something a whole lot more accurate than a grinder. My deal was in an emergency since I had badly bent a rim, but the grinder didn't make a perfect circle of the center and the balance on the wheel was messed up and ended up with a bad shake under speed.

 

Is that truck lifted at all? what size tires is he runnin?

 

he has the Kore Chase system installed IIRC... 2.5" of lift (I think). visit the Kore website for details. he's running a 35x12.5x17 tire. I think it's the toyo open country mt's