what truck do you think these were for?
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LukeZero
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Off the top of my head, I can't think of any 5 lug applications currently in use. Any idea what diameter?
EDIT: a little searching turned up Advanced Vehicle Systems as the original vendor of these wheels. A little searching on their website found this picture of a Benz G-Wagen.
EDIT: a little searching turned up Advanced Vehicle Systems as the original vendor of these wheels. A little searching on their website found this picture of a Benz G-Wagen.
bjowett
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G-wagon is 5 on 130mm only shared with Porsche vehicles... and my wife's Touareg, HMMMMMMMM.... 
G-wagon is 5 on 130mm only shared with Porsche vehicles... and my wife's Touareg, HMMMMMMMM....
do it.. the toureg needs Beadlocks
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lowenbrau
SILVER Star
The Canadian military version, still fighting the war on Terror in Afghanistan.
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G-wagon is 5 on 130mm only shared with Porsche vehicles... and my wife's Touareg, HMMMMMMMM....
what about one of these?
bjowett
Supporting Vendor
Unfortunately, the Touareg requires an 18" wheel minimum for clearing the 350mm rotors and 6 piston Brembo calipers.
Those ML vehicles use 5 on 120mm.
Those ML vehicles use 5 on 120mm.
Those wheels go on the IFAV (interim fast attack vehicle)
The USMC purchased 62 of them since 99 as a replacement for the 151 series FAV until a permanent replacement can be procured. It is 4300 pounds without fuel and cost $69,400 a piece.
It is a M Benz, GD 1.5 ton.
Those wheels cost $158.22 a piece (to the military).
The USMC purchased 62 of them since 99 as a replacement for the 151 series FAV until a permanent replacement can be procured. It is 4300 pounds without fuel and cost $69,400 a piece.
It is a M Benz, GD 1.5 ton.
Those wheels cost $158.22 a piece (to the military).
Brian, you sure seem to be a fan of the toureg. I think they are very sharp.