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Old 24th February 2009, 15:38   #136
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Hello Randeep,
Tyres are superb and the alloys are really beautiful.
Waiting to see there tyres on your jeep.
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Old 24th February 2009, 16:04   #137
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Great looking tyres & alloys. Any updates on to when your MM540 will be ready. Look forward to seeing pictures of the completed job with those wheels on.
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Old 24th February 2009, 16:42   #138
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Wow..they are so damn kool. Sure they will add a lot to the look.
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Old 24th February 2009, 17:01   #139
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Thanks Guys,

Hopefully the Jeep should be up and running around mid March. But will surely post some pics of the updates by next week.

Cheers !!!!!!!
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Old 24th February 2009, 18:13   #140
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Hi Randeep,
Just wanted to know if you have done anything(modifications) with the knucle bearings? I understand that with such massive tyres there is some precaution to be taken to avoid wobbling and subse quently breaking of the knuckle bearing, especially during off roading.
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Old 24th February 2009, 18:34   #141
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Great set of tyres
Monster Tyres for your monster truck

Just adding to what Susan has commented, I think that you might need spacers for these tyres as well. As you must have seen in my thread the tyres on the Rubicon lookalike are 32/11.50/15's. So 3" spacers have been fabricated and put on the jeep. Though you might just not need 3" but still 1" or 1.5" might be required.
As 32/11.50/15's translate to approx 290/75/15's

Just get this checked out before the last moment so that this small thing does not hold up your jeep at the last moment.
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Old 24th February 2009, 18:43   #142
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Great set of tyres
Monster Tyres for your monster truck

Just adding to what Susan has commented, I think that you might need spacers for these tyres as well. As you must have seen in my thread the tyres on the Rubicon lookalike are 32/11.50/15's. So 3" spacers have been fabricated and put on the jeep. Though you might just not need 3" but still 1" or 1.5" might be required.
As 32/11.50/15's translate to approx 290/75/15's

Just get this checked out before the last moment so that this small thing does not hold up your jeep at the last moment.
Thanks Harjeev.

Yes I am getting 1"spacers for the tyres as suggested my Romiji at the OTR. Also they would act as plates for my 160mmPCD rims as I was unable to find a 16" rim with 139.7 mm pcd and having only 5 holes.

Cheers !!!!!!!!
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Old 24th February 2009, 18:47   #143
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Great set of tyres
Monster Tyres for your monster truck

Just adding to what Susan has commented, I think that you might need spacers for these tyres as well. As you must have seen in my thread the tyres on the Rubicon lookalike are 32/11.50/15's. So 3" spacers have been fabricated and put on the jeep. Though you might just not need 3" but still 1" or 1.5" might be required.
As 32/11.50/15's translate to approx 290/75/15's

Just get this checked out before the last moment so that this small thing does not hold up your jeep at the last moment.
This is experienced on sandgrips also, while turning the jeep with the steering completely on to one side, the inside of the tyre starts rubbing with the mudguard.
Technically, Harjeev has already commented on the size of the spacers!
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Old 24th February 2009, 20:17   #144
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Hey Randeep, nice set of tyres. Do let me know if you need any help in Jaipur. When do you plan to come here next?
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Old 24th February 2009, 20:43   #145
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Hey Randeep, nice set of tyres. Do let me know if you need any help in Jaipur. When do you plan to come here next?
Hi Yogesh,

I would now be visiting Jaipur during the first weekend in march as I have to attend a wedding in Jodhpur. on the 2nd.

When I'm in Jaipur I shall call you and we can visit the workshop together.

Cheers !!!!
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Randeep,
i only can imagine the look of the jeep with such footwears! Wonderful sets of tyres and alloys. Hope to see the pics of the jeep with these very soon
-regards,
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Old 25th February 2009, 11:00   #147
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@ susan3004 - Is it possible for you look out the history of my vehicle also? Me and my friend have a bet going on. We both are pretty sure that the jeep has had a major accident. I am of the opinion that a tree fell over it or similar. My friends says it rolled over.
Been trying ways to find this out, Maybe you can help.

It is a northern command vehicle depot auction vehicle. It bore number
'00B-079517W'

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Old 25th February 2009, 23:42   #148
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The Jeep you've purchased is real good...
Can anyone tell me where we can get the rims used by these Army MM540/550 and the price.
Ive recently bought a MM540 95 model restoration is in process, at present installing the 4WD,i have some snaps of it where and how do i upload them please let me know.
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Hi
The Jeep you've purchased is real good...
Can anyone tell me where we can get the rims used by these Army MM540/550 and the price.
Ive recently bought a MM540 95 model restoration is in process, at present installing the 4WD,i have some snaps of it where and how do i upload them please let me know.
Use the search feature. Plenty of information on army rims and there is also information on how to upload pictures.
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Can anyone tell me where we can get the rims used by these Army MM540/550 and the price.
RS1200 a rim in Mansa (Punjab).
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