37x12.5x17 on stock rims

[2010_5thgen]

Originally Posted by guruerror

are those chrome wheels i see? i thought chrome wont get you home?

[guruerror]

LOL!

Yes, they WERE...and have since been DELETED.

[2010_5thgen]

Lol. Got any pics of them on the truck?

[guruerror]

What?! You don't believe me?



I even put little RSs on the ATV

[2010_5thgen]

looks good. you need some for that trailer now.

[guruerror]

Originally Posted by 2010_5thgen

looks good. you need some for that trailer now.

Thanks.

Yeah...almost pulled the trigger on that when I did the spring over conversion, but just had them painted black for the time being.

[Indy]

37's should have been on the H2 from the factory. They would only have needed to mod the frame a little bit to make them work without any rubbing on full lock....the stock size is just a bit too small for the big dimensions of the H2.

[jsbihn]

I had a feeling guruerror would have a pic



Definitely the way to go
I know when I finally get ready for new tires on mine, I will be doing the 37s

I am curious if a small spacer would eliminate the rubbing (if you have that) on full lock

[KT2T]

Ok, what's hanging off your spare in this pic? It's just far enough away to see but not know... and now I must know!

I noticed in a previous front/driver-side pic what looked like a bit of a bike tire peeking around the corner, so perhaps a spare-mounted bike rack? If so, which rack?

Thank you sir!

Originally Posted by guruerror

[guruerror]

Originally Posted by KT2T

Ok, what's hanging off your spare in this pic? It's just far enough away to see but not know... and now I must know!

I noticed in a previous front/driver-side pic what looked like a bit of a bike tire peeking around the corner, so perhaps a spare-mounted bike rack? If so, which rack?

Thank you sir!

Yep...it's a bike rack. I started with a Hollywood SR1 spare tire rack that I picked up at the a local bike shop.


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...SIN=B000QJDFMK

The problem was that it would BARELY fit over a 37x12.5 and it wasn't tall enough for the bottom of the U to rest against the tire for support. It worked, but I was constantly worried about it, especially when carrying two bikes; and I never would have taken it out on the trail with a bike loaded up.

SO, I went to Home Depot and and hit the plumbing section up for some 3/4" pipe, couplers, and elbows and built my own 'TRAIL RATED' rack. I kept the square crossbar from the Hollywood rack because I liked the collapsible arms and rubber tie-downs. I simply mimicked the overall design of the Hollywood rack, but on a larger scale. It's designed to snug right on a 37x12.5...perfect...solid as rock.

Once I had it assembled I dropped it off a Rudy's Welding and Cold Beer (Middletown, MD) to have all the joints welded, the rack powder coated, and pick-up a six pack.

...and that's how that got done.



...and here's Rudy's...LOL...

[jsbihn]

What the heck. I thought we had some weird combo businesses in the south (ie. pool hall and chicken, or used tires and bbq)

But this wins in my opinion