Recent content by rjf189

I'm not sure, but he included the lug nuts for free when I bought them. I can look up what kind he sent me (should be on the invoice) if that would be helpful.

I paid $570 apiece + shipping back in early 2021. I would call Tom at HummerProducts.com and he can quote the current price (I got mine directly from him). Looks like RubberDuck 4x4 has them for $610 each. https://www.rubberduck4x4.com/product/cepek-wheel-17-powder-coated/

These wheels have the correct offset: http://www.hummerproducts.com/hummer-wheels.asp#17spokewheel&panel1-14 Here are some pictures of them on my truck in case helpful.

You could really save some money if you go down to 31s, which shouldn't look much more out of place than 35s. :cool:

The TCM is 12V, and my truck also has a 12V auxiliary power outlet, but I thought both of those were just wired to one of the batteries.

I recently renewed my 2009 M1165a1 in Vermont as well.

Took her out in the snow (in Arlington, VA).

That sucks.

My mom was sending metal trashcan tops to my brother-in-law when he was in Iraq in the early days. Don't know if it was for Humvee or something else.

I'm hoping to drop by in the HMWWV but it won't be until about 1:30. Did they advertise this anywhere? I didn't see it.

The video HoveringHMMWV posted is a good one. There are others on YouTube (ModMafia has one I believe) if you search. I'm not familiar with that material, but I would focus on the firewall, doghouse, and floor in the front first. I have some LizardSkin that I have not yet sprayed in mine but...

Installed a Rhino tire carrier. Made some minor modifications to fit the 40" tire and wheel.

Does he know anything about the scorpion?

I know how they fit 42" tires on the truck. I want to know how they are making a Rhino tire carrier work with that size tire.

I saw that. What I want to know is how they are fitting 42" tires on the Rhino carrier. The website says it will only fit 38" tires, and people have said you can't access the ratchet mechanism from the tire side if the tires are too big, so you can't get it up past the lip on the bumper that...