olddog1943
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I would really like to know, It would look and be amazing.
Help me out, Please. Jim
Help me out, Please. Jim
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Does anyone make an adapter to put MRAP wheels on a K2500?
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Pepperidge
Member Advocate
do you know the bolt pattern/measurement and size of studs used for the MRAP wheels?
FellowTraveler
Well-Known Member
You can get them in BUDD wheel lug patterns however fitment would be a bi_ch.
snarl95
Well-Known Member
MRAP Wheel. Tubeless wheel 20 x 10.
335mm bolt circle
280 MM pilot
4.5 offset
Load limit 14,500
395/85r20 is about 46.5" tall
335mm bolt circle
280 MM pilot
4.5 offset
Load limit 14,500
395/85r20 is about 46.5" tall
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79jasper
Active Member
I think you'd be better off with hmmwv wheels and tires.
You would need a lot of light to run mrap tires. Lol
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You would need a lot of light to run mrap tires. Lol
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Will L.
Well-Known Member
The weight of the tire/rim combo is not to be over looked. Axles need to be upgraded to deal with the weight and force applied. It will break things if you don't, so please keep that in mind.
Loosing a left front wheel assembly at 60 on the freeway is not a story you want to add to your list. Especially jacked up, when the truck cambers over and digs into the pavement, it is hard to keep the shiny side up.
Idk if he still has any but 100dollarman.com used to bob 2 1/2 tons, so he may have spare axles laying around. Talk to Mark either way, he know his stuff with military tire setups. If your going to do it, do it right.
Maybe even 2 speed axles? Power and mpg.
Loosing a left front wheel assembly at 60 on the freeway is not a story you want to add to your list. Especially jacked up, when the truck cambers over and digs into the pavement, it is hard to keep the shiny side up.
Idk if he still has any but 100dollarman.com used to bob 2 1/2 tons, so he may have spare axles laying around. Talk to Mark either way, he know his stuff with military tire setups. If your going to do it, do it right.
Maybe even 2 speed axles? Power and mpg.