MidnightDuramax
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I am putting a set of 16R20 XZLs on HEMTT wheels. I was wondering if there are any rubbing issues on the front when turning. Any first hand experience would be great.
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16R20 XZL on M818
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Andy1234
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Under compression, at full turn, the knuckles on the outer edge of the tire will rub the "c" shaped bracket on the rear part of the frame section. Remove the bracket and you remove the rub.
FWIW, only the passenger side rubbed on mine.
Andy
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bbf
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i put them on my 813 and had to play with the steering stops so i would not rub
MilitaryRestoration
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I put them on my 818 and haven't had to to anything... i can turn full steer both ways...
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hemet rims need no work and they won't hit anything. 5 ton combat wheels will hit the steering gear box and hyd cylinder on pass side. you can adjust the stops to fix this though.
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No rub with mine. I was actually thinking about changing the steering stops to get a little MORE steering out of mine...
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Rene M
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Well we cant help, it its all we could take from Mexico? Slowly they are getting it back though.
If its any consolation i will buy you a beer if you sop in Houston.
If its any consolation i will buy you a beer if you sop in Houston.
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got the same on my 813. they are great but acceleration went to ****. no turning problems. cant wait to try them in the mud