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Can/Could this be done to an H2??
http://flashoffroad.com/hmmwv/AddCti/ctiHmmwv.htm
Just curious if this could be done or if it wouldnt even be possible. |
Re: Can/Could this be done to an H2??
From your post I see ya might be hitting the beach and deflating your tires every once in a while. Used to run Hatteras alot. The CTS system wouid be nice but it is just something else to go wrong. If the spindles come with the kit as indicated you could only use them on the frt after some serious mods. Then how would ya do the back? We have solid axles unlike the H1 with 4 independant corners. I would just keep using the portable tank or comp. These 35" tires only need to go down to 8 or 10 psi to run in the sand and I have never thrown one easin back to a gas/air station.
Good topic though. Be Safe |
Re: Can/Could this be done to an H2??
Thanks Capt. Just was reading some tech stuff with H1's and was wondering if this could be done. Didnt even think about the axels.
So I guess it could be done but at a high cost. Thanks again. |
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Well then it sure as hell aint worth it:beerchug: |
Re: Can/Could this be done to an H2??
You could always buy a Power Tank. You can have all of your tires back to 40psi in under 5 minutes. The CO2 is safe also.
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Re: Can/Could this be done to an H2??
Agreed. You could possibly air back up faster with a Power Tank than you could with CTIS on a H1, especially in you install their valves in the wheels.
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