Military Hummer tires & wheels $50.00

[arrowstrap]

i saw these http://cgi.ebay.com/HUMMER-TIRES-HU...124QQihZ007QQcategoryZ383QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
and they look like a great set up (if only i lived in Texas). does anyone know if the hummer whlles & tire will fit on a 96 f350 w/5" lift? i'd like to find some of these close by and throw them on my truck.... any insight? thanks.

 

[Big K]

Those are JUNK, you don't want to put those on a PSD truck
WRANGLER R/T II 36" x 12.5" x 16.5" ; load range "c" 30 psi MAX

They are also BIAS PLY tires.

What you should look for is the 37" version, which is a RADIAL tire, and looks like ..

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/37-1...tegoryZ66474QQihZ005QQitemZ150044548489QQrdZ1

 

[arrowstrap]

i had a feeling you would be the one to post a reply Big K. I'm trying to size up a set of tires. at what size tire do i have to change my gears? i think i'm rolling with stock gears.

 

[Big K]

What gears? 3.55 or 4.10?

 

[arrowstrap]

uhm, what? i've no idea. thats why i'm asking. transfer case gear ratio right? i dont wanna go and throw a set of tire on it and then blow my tranny cause i didnt ask about it first.
most of my driving is highway.

 

[Big K]

no no,

I mean what is the gear ratio in your axles? 3.55 or 4.10?

 

[arrowstrap]

gee, i dont know. how would i be able to tell?

 

[Big K]

There should be a Tag on the rear axle with some numbers.

If you get those numbers I can decode them, should tell you the gears in your axle, the front would have the same gears if it is stock

 

[Big K]

The Tag might look like this:

S132C
4L10 102 4C26

Lets break down the numbers:

S132C:

* S = Sterling Differential
* 132 = Print Number (Model Number)
* C = Revision Identifier (Change in Design)

4L10:

* 4 10 = 4.10 Gear Ratio
* L = Limited Slip
* Absence of L = Open Differential.
* A 3.55 geared limited slip axle would be marked as such 3L55. An open differential would show 3 55 or 4 10.

102 denotes the ring gear size. 10.25 inches.

4C26 is the build date.

* 4 = year of manufacture. In this case it means 1994.
* C = month of manufacture. A= January, L= December so C= March
* 26 = day of manufacture. So My differential was manufactured on March 26, 1994

(Found this stored in a file, was looking for it )

 

[94redbeauty]

I dont know if its the same on the D60's but on my rig with the 50 I have a yellow sticker on the backside of the axle upside down that says "D50" and gives the gearing "4:10" and says a few other things