Help with backspacing / identification

[Thinline21]

These wheels were on the Jeep when I purchased it, and I have no info on them.

Looking for some help with figuring out what the backspacing,and what “model” they are.

They measure approximately 5 3/4” from the inside lug plate to the inner most portion (if that makes sense). Is that the backspacing? Is it + or -?

The stampings on the inside of the spokes are hard to read butI believe they are as follows

MHT
DOT-T
J9x7

MAX wheel load
SAE J2530
2500 lbs

ET 05 1.0 K
20G

QC
T0691790-2

and this kinda graph thing

Any help is appreciated!!!

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[JL MADDOG]

Those look like Fuel Beast wheels, marketed by MHT, with a +1mm positive offset. MHT/Fuel shows that for a 5x127 lug pattern wheel in 17", they are a 9" wide wheel with a 5.040" backspacing.

Here is a link to the MHT/Fuel 1-piece wheels:

Fuel Beast 1-Piece Wheels

 

[Thinline21]

Those look like Fuel Beast wheels, marketed by MHT, with a +1mm positive offset. MHT/Fuel shows that for a 5x127 lug pattern wheel in 17", they are a 9" wide wheel with a 5.040" backspacing.

Here is a link to the MHT/Fuel 1-piece wheels:

Fuel Beast 1-Piece Wheels

Thanks Maddog (not going to ask about that screen name)

My measurement of the backspacing must have been a little off.

Now gotta decide If I really want that Metal Cloak lift, cause that means new wheels!!!

 

[GATORB8]

Thanks Maddog (not going to ask about that screen name)

My measurement of the backspacing must have been a little off.

Now gotta decide If I really want that Metal Cloak lift, cause that means new wheels!!!

You can run a non-6pack MC lift with these, just impacts some of the options (shock brackets).

 

[Old Dogger]

The below is a simple way to check Backspacing:

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