Option on H2 wheels

Neal3000 · May 18, 2013

Some good info about these on pirate

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/general-4x4-discussion/941847-school-me-h2-wheels.html

jordan7118 · May 18, 2013

Mr. Hogg said:
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.

The Ballistic rings on your H2s are 21 bolt and designed for those rims. I wouldn't just straight up copy the current Ballistic kit, as they won't work as well for H2s.

drich394 · May 18, 2013

Re: Re: Option on H2 wheels

Is inner airlock still in business?

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jewylewy · May 19, 2013

Scored two sets of wheels with 50% tread stock bfg ats for 250 a set

jordan7118 · May 20, 2013

Re: Re: Option on H2 wheels

drich394 said:
Is inner airlock still in business?

From the empty bottle

Believe so.

drich394 · May 20, 2013

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jewylewy said:
Scored two sets of wheels with 50% tread stock bfg ats for 250 a set

nice,.. wish I could find some deals like this.. people in atl want around $500

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stroyer · Jul 3, 2013

I realize this thread addresses beadlocks, but have a ? on machining H2 centers for chevy D60/14. I don't have my hubs yet, but my tooling guy has time to machine them for me. Does anyone have the center I.D. that these need to be machined too?

CheapJ7 · Jul 3, 2013

It's called grinder in a circle till it fits....

stroyer · Jul 3, 2013

While most of my projects are done in this manner, I figured with wheels being hubcentric, I'd just allow my tooling guy to make them perfect for me.

CheapJ7 · Jul 3, 2013

stroyer said:
While most of my projects are done in this manner, I figured with wheels being hubcentric, I'd just allow my tooling guy to make them perfect for me.

If you have the resources I say go for it. I was actually pleases with my grinder results. A 4.5 wheel fits nicely in the center, a few spins, lots of grind, check, grind, and I had a nice snug fit.

Best pic I could find.

CheapJ7 · Jul 3, 2013

Lots of good info in this thread.

http://www.offroadfabnet.com/forums/showthread.php?s=73d7219526b505c065437295f9385924&t=2397&page=2

stroyer · Jul 3, 2013

Do you know if that's chevy for sure in that pic? There's an article about modifying wheels for 3rd gen dodge that says to open up to 4.774" ID....just wasn't sure if the Dodge and Chevy were the same size...

Thanks for the info...

CheapJ7 · Jul 5, 2013

Just have to look at the thread. Looks like most people just machine out the inner lip

Welderd · Jul 5, 2013

I'm getting H2's for 200 or so for 5

router with a flush bit and about 20 seconds a rim once set up and they are good to go

innerairlocks - still alive and well

so for 7-800 you've got double beadlocked aluminum rims

then to protect the valve stem there are flush mount stems from gorilla I think - they are awesome - buy two packs

drich394 · Jul 5, 2013

Re: Re: Option on H2 wheels

We used a plasma on my centers,.. who else is running air beadlocks, how low are u able to run ur tires??, I'm running 8 psi and rarely lose a bead, but ive read of the lips breaking with the inner air locks. Truth

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TBItoy · Jul 6, 2013

Re: Re: Option on H2 wheels

I ran inner air locks. Worked great for me, 2 psi in the tire, and 30psi in the tube.

I'm planning to run them again on my new rig, which will be running stock F350 17" wheels