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  1. 98G

    Combat wheels, FMTV wheels, HEMTT wheels

    If your truck is like the 809 series you'l need longer wheel studs or offset lugnuts up front.
  2. 98G

    Combat wheels, FMTV wheels, HEMTT wheels

    Wheel stud length is OK. I don't think the CTIS will easily transplant.
  3. 98G

    Combat wheels, FMTV wheels, HEMTT wheels

    Ke5eua went through this with his 818. The short version is that MRAP rims won't work. I've used 16s with 5ton combat rims on 939trucks, and hemtt rims with 16's on an 818 and 939 series trucks. The 16s rubbed left front with 5ton combat rims on an M923. No issues with hemtt rims. My...
  4. 98G

    Combat wheels, FMTV wheels, HEMTT wheels

    The bare wheel is about 165lbs. The whole wheel/tire assembly is somewhere around 600lbs. Balancing should not be necessary.
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