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03-13-2005, 07:01 AM
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Do a search on this forum and you'll find a few examples with the Hulks. However, unless you plan on upgrading your brakes I'd steer clear of anything over 20 inches. I say this from experience having had 20" Lexani VP Off Road wheels. Also, the ride gets a lot worse on these H2's with larger diameter wheels.
Most importantly, H2's need rubber to look right - IMHO. For my wife's H2 I got her 18's...a good balance of size and meaty tires.
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03-12-2005, 10:35 PM
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Actually I like those rims. I think they are pretty sharp looking. Also they look like they would be easy to keep clean, lots of flat surfaces not too many groves and small nooks. I'm not into huge 22 inch rims with low profile tires, so I would lean towards that rim in maybe an 18 inch size.
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