Can I put the factory hummer wheels on my truck, 7-9 cognito. I am just wondering, I am just kinda thinking ahead here for winter, I dont want to run my hulks in the ohio winters. So will I clear everything is my question, like the knuckle thats my concern. I did a search but only came up with a few things. I was thinking about it and they might work on a cst since its not a knuckle lift, just not sure about cognito. Thanks for the input.

I believe swampfox ran them on his truck but needed a 1/4" spacer up front so it wouldn't rub...

You've got to find out the backspacing requirement from Cognito. I just poked around on their web site but didn't see it. They say it's built for an 8" wheel, which is what they feel most people will run with it.

Thanks guys I'll do a little more diggin

I talked to Jeff at Cognito about this same setup. He said he had heard of people running the H2's with a 1/4" spacer, but he did not recommend it. Cognito 7-9 calls for 4.5-5.0 backspacing.

Can I put the factory hummer wheels on my truck, 7-9 cognito. I am just wondering, I am just kinda thinking ahead here for winter, I dont want to run my hulks in the ohio winters. So will I clear everything is my question, like the knuckle thats my concern. I did a search but only came up with a few things. I was thinking about it and they might work on a cst since its not a knuckle lift, just not sure about cognito. Thanks for the input.

I just put 2008 H2 rims and tires on my truck with a 4-6 cognito, which is a spindle lift...did not run into any issues but the ABS sensor would hit the wheel weight, so i just zip-tied back to the brake line. its close, but I have no hesitation doing it again

I just put 2008 H2 rims and tires on my truck with a 4-6 cognito, which is a spindle lift...did not run into any issues but the ABS sensor would hit the wheel weight, so i just zip-tied back to the brake line. its close, but I have no hesitation doing it again

7-9 is a different kit.