2001 4Runner Limited Pics
07-31-2004, 08:01 PM
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2001 4Runner Limited Pics
Just installed the TRD Ivan Stewart Wheels and so I thought I'd show off the truck a bit. I purchased this truck a couple of months ago and it had just under 20K miles on it at the time. I'm really fond of the color scheme as I haven't seen too many Runners in this scheme. It's Thundercloud and Millenium Silver
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07-31-2004, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by drivie
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07-31-2004, 08:38 PM
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Thanks for the replies.
Kevin: Sorry, I received the bug deflector as a b-day present a while back and so I'm not sure what it cost but I would guess around $60 or so.
Calg3: I was really nervous about the balancing issues with these wheels. I hemmed and hawed about whether or not to buy them for about a month and then just decided to take the plunge. I had them installed by Discount Tire here in AZ and made it really clear to them that balancing was an issue and I wanted them to be as close to perfect as possible. So far I've run the truck up to about 75 with no vibration or problems as all *knocking on wood and crossing fingers*. I'm really happy with the appearance...they are great-looking wheels.
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Kevin: Sorry, I received the bug deflector as a b-day present a while back and so I'm not sure what it cost but I would guess around $60 or so.
Calg3: I was really nervous about the balancing issues with these wheels. I hemmed and hawed about whether or not to buy them for about a month and then just decided to take the plunge. I had them installed by Discount Tire here in AZ and made it really clear to them that balancing was an issue and I wanted them to be as close to perfect as possible. So far I've run the truck up to about 75 with no vibration or problems as all *knocking on wood and crossing fingers*. I'm really happy with the appearance...they are great-looking wheels.
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07-31-2004, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by kevin444
nice car.. I love 3rd gens styling verus 4th gen. Hey how much was your bug deflector?
( sorry to hijack your thread drivie )
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08-01-2004, 09:39 AM
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Thanks guys!
X-AWDriver: I'm not aware of 22" wheels in this design. I believe these wheels were originally manufactured for TRD by MHT/Niche. Niche had a version of them called the "Throttle" (which you can find on eBay for $500) but I have never seen them in 22" size. Maybe they made them that large at one time. I don't know.
LSU: The wheels weren't that expensive. I purchased them from Toyota of Goldsboro as they have them for sale on eBay. They were $725 delivered which I thought was decent since they also included the valve stems, lugs, locks and sockets. If you do a search here or on TundraSolutions.com you'll find a ton of issues with people having problems getting these wheels to balance. I guess they're sensitive...or rather the Toyota trucks are sensitive to balancing. At any rate, I'm happy with mine so far.
Andrey: I'll trade you the wheels for your SC and 7th injector
...just kidding. I may be interested in getting rid of them. They are in excellent condition since they only have 20K miles on them and I don't think there's any curb rash etc. I think I'll hold onto them for a couple of weeks just to be sure that the new wheels turn out to be okay but I'll definately keep you in mind here. Let me know if that time-frame would work for you. Maybe we could meet up somewhere between here and Tucson or maybe southern Phoenix. PM me if you want to talk about it.
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X-AWDriver: I'm not aware of 22" wheels in this design. I believe these wheels were originally manufactured for TRD by MHT/Niche. Niche had a version of them called the "Throttle" (which you can find on eBay for $500) but I have never seen them in 22" size. Maybe they made them that large at one time. I don't know.
LSU: The wheels weren't that expensive. I purchased them from Toyota of Goldsboro as they have them for sale on eBay. They were $725 delivered which I thought was decent since they also included the valve stems, lugs, locks and sockets. If you do a search here or on TundraSolutions.com you'll find a ton of issues with people having problems getting these wheels to balance. I guess they're sensitive...or rather the Toyota trucks are sensitive to balancing. At any rate, I'm happy with mine so far.
Andrey: I'll trade you the wheels for your SC and 7th injector
...just kidding. I may be interested in getting rid of them. They are in excellent condition since they only have 20K miles on them and I don't think there's any curb rash etc. I think I'll hold onto them for a couple of weeks just to be sure that the new wheels turn out to be okay but I'll definately keep you in mind here. Let me know if that time-frame would work for you. Maybe we could meet up somewhere between here and Tucson or maybe southern Phoenix. PM me if you want to talk about it.Drivie
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Thanks Lee. I'm not sure what the tint percent is but I'm pretty sure I know it's not as dark as the limo on my old Accord. It might be 20....not sure...sorry.
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