Option on H2 wheels

jewylewy · May 15, 2013

[sub[/sub]What's a xset of h2's wheels worth looking at buying two sets, one with a set of 60% tread 35 bfg at"s

Ole boy is asking 800 bit I was thinking more like 500 what ya"all think
Go in to single bead the wheels since I have a waterjet and Tig at my disposal
Goin on my rear engine dirt roit style buggy I like the back spacing too

Mr. Hogg · May 15, 2013

I have beat the snot out of my beadlocked H2's with zero issues. IMO, 800 is too much. 500 is closer. I paid $80 for a set of chrome H2's not too long ago.

drich394 · May 16, 2013

hell, im looking for another set... everybody want like $400 and up... :wtflol:

Mr. Hogg · May 16, 2013

Here are some pic's pf my locked H2's

jewylewy · May 16, 2013

can you possibly measure a bolt circle radius on your beadrings hate to pimp out some wheel just to find out the bolts hit the rim when tight

Markrobinson · May 16, 2013

Those are bad ass. Who built them?

jewylewy · May 16, 2013

im goin to whip out two sets in a month or so if i get those wheels

ill have to file in the waterjet so i can cut some out if anybody is looking for a set

Mr. Hogg · May 16, 2013

jewylewy said:
can you possibly measure a bolt circle radius on your beadrings hate to pimp out some wheel just to find out the bolts hit the rim when tight

I would be happy to measure whatever you need. Let me know specificity what you want to know.

Mr. Hogg · May 16, 2013

Markrobinson said:
Those are bad ass. Who built them?

Bought them a few years ago from a buddy. He and his buddy made them. The outer rings are ballistic and the inner ring is custom one piece aluminum.

drich394 · May 16, 2013

jewylewy said:
im goin to whip out two sets in a month or so if i get those wheels

ill have to file in the waterjet so i can cut some out if anybody is looking for a set

dude, im in if you get them measured right, :****:

jewylewy · May 16, 2013

Score

jewylewy · May 17, 2013

Now I just need material thickness and bolt length .....

drich394 · May 17, 2013

Re: Re: Option on H2 wheels

It shows the thickness on that cad u posted,..

From the empty bottle

jewylewy · May 17, 2013

thats awesome i uploaded from my phone and couldn't see that side of the pic

drich you really want a set, if i get these rims im goin to make two full sets for a total of eight... i can just as easy blast out another set for you

jordan7118 · May 17, 2013

I would think a little longer about just duplicating the Ballistic prints you have. All the H2 beadlocks I have seen have bolt counts in multiples of (7) to catch and avoid the spokes. May want to keep that in mind.

Edit: if you haven't hit up Pirate for some knowledge, I would check that out.

InDaShop · May 17, 2013

all the mex take off shops here in Houston used to be $25-40 a rim for H2.

jewylewy · May 17, 2013

damn those prices would be a whole lot sweeter than 100 a rim for sure

jewylewy · May 17, 2013

yeah i noticed that thier was 21 bolts and that they looked to be larger than 3/8"

i was thinking the same 21 bolt pattern but i would like to know a bolt circle diameter and a bolt size from MR. Hogg

drich394 · May 18, 2013

Re: Re: Re: Option on H2 wheels

jewylewy said:
thats awesome i uploaded from my phone and couldn't see that side of the pic

drich you really want a set, if i get these rims im goin to make two full sets for a total of eight... i can just as easy blast out another set for you

, if u could pm me the cost of just the weld on inners that's kool, ill get the steel outters cut here,.. let me know

From the empty bottle

Mr. Hogg · May 18, 2013

jordan7118 said:
I would think a little longer about just duplicating the Ballistic prints you have. All the H2 beadlocks I have seen have bolt counts in multiples of (7) to catch and avoid the spokes. May want to keep that in mind.

Edit: if you haven't hit up Pirate for some knowledge, I would check that out.

I actually think that the ballistic ones are in intervals of seven because the original ballistic h2 beadlock kit had a 3 piece inner ring, which was prone to failure, hence why they no longer make / sell that kit.