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Does anyone know what tires are on this Bobber??
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What tires are these??
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Andy1234
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Possibly 14.00 x 20's (off of a bridge truck) squeezed on M35 wheels.
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thats what i woud say too... not a good idea....
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Appears to be 14.00's from a bridge truck like others have mentioned.
Hooty, are those 395's on your truck with stock wheels?
Hooty, are those 395's on your truck with stock wheels?
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No sir.. they are the 3 peice recentered hemmt wheel
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How rare are the 1400x20 NDT's? I'd like to run a set on my truck.
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CSI in Talapoosa GA has dozens of bridge trucks; all with wheels and tires.
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How many do you want?
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Four......or if the price is right, six, so I can run duals again on the rear axle.
What is the overall hight of the 1400 NDT?
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Not going to happen on the rear. And to happen on a 5 ton, requires spacers. 49" tall.
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Ok.... WHAT is a Bridge truck then?? I'd like to know where I can get 4 of these tires too~
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I think with custom wheels, it would work. I wouldn't mount them on syock wheels anyhow. Plenty of clearance between the tire and frame and tire and fender well, for them to fit side by side. I've heard some say that you cant run 53" XZL's on a Deuce also....there's always an exception.
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I don't think the wheels would be the issue with running duel 14.00's on the rear as much as the stress placed on the studs, hubs, axles, ect. ect. but hey give it a try I'd love to see it.
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Nope, it's the matter of the LACK of clearance of the sidewalls. There's no way 14.00's will work without some spacers between the wheels.
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That must wobble a **** of a lot on those balloon tires ! Hit one good bump and watch the lock rings shoot across the road with a bang !
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If the lock rings are seated properly in the first place, they're not coming out. Just try breaking down some of these tires and you'll see.
Don't bridge trucks have a special wheel essentially giving more offset then a standard wheel? I was at sam winers and seen some diffrent offset (deeper) wheels and thought he said was bridge truck wheels, vs the standard wheels for my 5 ton when I was looking for 2 rims in the junk yard to replace my broke ones.
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The thing is the 5 Tom rims won't fit on the deuce axles. The 5 ton rims are already wider than the stock deuce wheels
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There are some north of you. Bet you could get them dirt cheep.