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Old 12-22-2007, 12:56 PM
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which ones? The first link contains wheels from a 2nd gen.
The second link contains wheels from a 3rd gen.
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i like the ones you painted black,but i want to keep the stock finish for a while
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The first ones are off a 2nd gen 4Runner or 1988 to 1995 truck with the 31 inch tires option.
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what about the other ones I think those are off the tacoma but what years...
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I think they quit making the split 4 spoke in the early to mid 90's. The split 3 spoke are still around I think. The tricky part with the 3 spokes is that they come in both 15 and 16. Most if not all (and I think it's all) of the 4runners would have 16's. Most Tacomas would have 15's with just enough optional 16's sprinkled in there to make it confusing. Thats why you want to check with the seller to be sure what they have.

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https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f11/...-250-a-130969/
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Originally Posted by 881stGenRunner
Nice!!
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BLKNBLU LET ME GET THIS RIGHT...the wheels that you painted are what year models
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Originally Posted by tank1
BLKNBLU LET ME GET THIS RIGHT...the wheels that you painted are what year models
look at the link i posted for you above
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Originally Posted by tank1
BLKNBLU LET ME GET THIS RIGHT...the wheels that you painted are what year models
I'm not sure with 100% certainty but it looks like 1995 and earlier. Trucks, Runners and T-100's. Noodle around in this link and you will see all the 95 and earlier stuff has the 4 splits. The 96 is the first one to mention a 16 inch wheel on the limiteds and all the pics are of 3 splits.
http://www.top4runners.com/ja/runhist.html
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15x6 is fine for 33x10.50

Yes, they will fit with no lift and no rubbing.

I actually fit 34x9.50 for a little while, but I don't recommend it.

See link below for pix of them on my rig.
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