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Old 04-12-2005, 10:07 AM
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91 stock steel vs stock aluminum wheels

is there any difference in width between stock aluminum wheels from a 91 4Runner to stock steel wheels from a 91 4x4 pick up?

I found a steel (ha ha) of a deal on some steel wheels...set of 5 for $100 CDN just wanted to make sure im getting the same sized rim (width and backspacing)

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Only dif is you can carry more weight on the steelies. I still have mine on and just hit them with a rattle can of hammertite everytime they start looking bad. lol
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and yeah that is a good deal....just have em powdercoated if you want a longer lasting finish.
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do you have any good pics of your rims and tires on your rig? id love to see...pics can be emailed if thats easier.... hill61@telus.net
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$100 for 5 steelies isn't a great bargain. they are cheap wheels and a lot of times people are just giving them away to clear space. the steels that you are looking at could be 6 or 7 inches wide depending on what size tire originally came on them. the aluminums would be 15x7.
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thanks sizzle...ill keep that in mind!
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steelies is alot of heavy unsprung weight compared to aluminum....but I believe dont quote me they are the same size....
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Bout time for another coat but sure hill I'll post a few tomorrow.

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when i mounted my spare on the alloy wheel, i didnt weigh it to check for weight variation against the steel wheel. they felt roughly the same, judging by the amount of material in the alloy wheel compared to the steel wheel. anyone have a bare alloy and steelie they can weigh up and give us the comparison?

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Sorry they're late but here ya go hill:



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