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Found out that there is special lug nuts that have a neck that fits into the spacer. This should allow for at least 5 full rotations of that lug nut to hold that spacer in place, according to my mechanic and wheel manufacture. I'll post in the next few days after I install them.

Thank you for that, has anybody else had a similar experience?

I got the same spacers but once I installed them on the front hub, I'm just curiuos how far did the nuts actually thread within the counter sunk hole on spacer? I guess what I'm saying, is it would appear that the original stud was just not long enough for the nut to thread completely on that...

GE - got my humvee rims and tires and those two inch spacers you mentioned to fit those tires on the front. It looks good but I have a concern with how much wheel stud actually fits through that spacer. When attaching the nuts to hold the spacer on the hub I can only get about 2/3 or 3/4 of...

Here's where I'm at now but some changes are on the way next week Ill post more

Skinny, I've been reading and it looks like 2" sounds like what would work, does that sound right? thank you

Guys new to the site. I have an 84 cucv want to put 37" humvee rims and tires. Tried today and found out the front tire did not fit as it appeared the offset was too deep and hit the suspension. My question is do you do to have them fit? Thank you!