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OFFSET AND BOLT PATTERN - 3/3/2007 9:25:28 AM
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gdfthrschill
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Could some one please tell me what the offset of the rims should be and also the bolt pattern when I get new rims. I just have no Idea. Thanks for the help.
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RE: OFFSET AND BOLT PATTERN - 3/6/2007 10:05:40 AM
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Voodoo
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First off, I can't believe the response you recieved from your post. I realize that it is a fairly frequently asked question, but it didn't deserve the blow-off that it got. I'm a new member on this forum, and seeing how it's a local forum I thought it might be a cool place to pick up some local info and share some of my experinces and learnings. What I've come to find out is that there isn't a whole lot of diaolog on a daily basis, and what is posted is pretty much by the same old people. And yes, you can find alot of information by using the search function but if everybody that had a question did that, this place would be even more dead then it already is.
So to try and answer you question: You didn't state whether it's a H1, H2, 0r H3 your talking about. A little more info is needed. If your talking about a H3, the stock offset is +34 on a 16" rim, and I believe the bolt pattern is 6 on 5.5.
I'm running 18" x 9" rims with a +12 offset and 35" tires.
Hope that helps.
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RE: OFFSET AND BOLT PATTERN - 3/6/2007 1:12:52 PM
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Justin
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quote:
ORIGINAL: Voodoo
First off, I can't believe the response you recieved from your post. I realize that it is a fairly frequently asked question, but it didn't deserve the blow-off that it got. I'm a new member on this forum, and seeing how it's a local forum I thought it might be a cool place to pick up some local info and share some of my experinces and learnings. What I've come to find out is that there isn't a whole lot of diaolog on a daily basis, and what is posted is pretty much by the same old people. And yes, you can find alot of information by using the search function but if everybody that had a question did that, this place would be even more dead then it already is.
So to try and answer you question: You didn't state whether it's a H1, H2, 0r H3 your talking about. A little more info is needed. If your talking about a H3, the stock offset is +34 on a 16" rim, and I believe the bolt pattern is 6 on 5.5.
I'm running 18" x 9" rims with a +12 offset and 35" tires.
Hope that helps.
Voodoo, your exactly right... after reading the responses I realized they were very short and I responded in a way that was also not helpful. My post was not ment to be a blow off, nor do I think ILUVHMRS post was either. I personally will pay more attention to the question(s) at hand.  My apologies to all members, specifically gdfthrschill.
The reason for Hummertech is to unite Hummer owners and future owners. Not to separate based on hummer knowledge or lack of understanding. Hummertech is a new forum, yes the same old people might be posting, but as a group we share a great deal of knowledge and experience regardless if we have low membership. I think all Hummer owners like to share their experiences and eventually we will have large group of people all sharing them.
Thank you Voodoo for stepping up and helping out on the question.
Justin
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RE: OFFSET AND BOLT PATTERN - 3/6/2007 2:27:30 PM
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ILUVHMRS
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Easy up my man (or woman). As Justin said my post was not meant as a blow-off. If you look I put a link in my post to another thread referencing H3's bolt pattern and back spacing. I though; from another thread by OP, that it was an H3 that was being referred to. I did not give any attitude or state "Use the search function!!!" I simply said to look a little as it was right there AND gave him a link for reference. I did the search for him... isn't that helpful? Like Justin said I didn't mean to be rude or short. things get a little screwy going from mind to keyboard and intentions don't always show true.
I hope I or you (Voodoo) helped the OP as I was looking for the same info just a couple mnths ago.
Luke
P.S. Voodoo, which rig is yours? Id like to see that combo.
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RE: OFFSET AND BOLT PATTERN - 3/6/2007 3:12:19 PM
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Voodoo
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Sorry guys... Just one of those days..... I was in rant mode.
It would be nice to see more members and more post. I usually log in once a day to see whats going on and more times than not there are few new posts. Now I'm not looking for a chat room mind you. Just some meaningful dialog about something that's of interest to me. So when I saw gdfthrschill's question about offset, I thought cool, some info that I myself was researching a few months ago. I didn't mean to berate anyones response, I just thought that if I were to have asked that question and received those responses, I probably would not have bothered to come back.
Once again, Justin and Luke, I apologize.
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RE: OFFSET AND BOLT PATTERN - 3/6/2007 6:53:15 PM
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Justin
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All is cool Voodoo, I hope gdfthrschill has no hard feelings! BTW -20? do you keep the H3 running all the time? Damn thats cold.
J
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RE: OFFSET AND BOLT PATTERN - 5/20/2008 1:53:09 PM
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K.
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what kind of wheels did you get voodoo?
pics?
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It is making me thin hard about a remote starter though. Temp reading in the 3 yesterday at 2:00 pm was 6 degrees and that is without windchill (and the wind was whipping). Just a bit chilly in the Northeast!!
