Anyone running FZJ80 Wheels on a 3rd gen?
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Anyone running FZJ80 Wheels on a 3rd gen?
I was just wondering if anyone has tried the 16X8 OEM LC wheels on a 3rd gen.
They come with 4 1/2 backspacing which I think will work fine.
They come with 4 1/2 backspacing which I think will work fine.
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Hehe, I picked up one to try it out, the problem is I don't have a tire mounted on it right now so I can't tell you. I'm looking for a set of them so if you find some (or some more after you pick up a set) let me know. The only problem I can see with them is they use an acorn style lug nut, so you have to have 24 extra lug nuts. They're also 15 mm backspacing as opposed to the 22 mm on the stock 16 x 7" wheel. If you actually try them with a tire mounted please let me know.
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Jim,
Double check, but I think thats the same backspacing on my Tech1 Rockcrawlers, which are also 16X8. Its a tight fit though, not a ton of clearance between the rim and caliper.
Double check, but I think thats the same backspacing on my Tech1 Rockcrawlers, which are also 16X8. Its a tight fit though, not a ton of clearance between the rim and caliper.
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Wow, 16X7 is kinda skinny. Figured they'd be at least 16X8's. My little old car had 7.5" even. Oh well, guess I won't need to worry about it for at least another 30K miles anyway. Thanks for the info!
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jacksilb has them. I've thought about switching to 80 series rims as well. A while back i asked "Tyler" on 4x4Wire about the specs on his rims. This is what I got:
95-97 Factory Wheels (Alloy wheels)
16" diameter
8" width
zero offset
4.5" backspacing
6 on 5.5" bolt pattern
lugs use flat washers instead of conical lug nuts ('95-'97)
95-97 Factory Wheels (Alloy wheels)
16" diameter
8" width
zero offset
4.5" backspacing
6 on 5.5" bolt pattern
lugs use flat washers instead of conical lug nuts ('95-'97)
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Originally posted by snoozer
jacksilb has them. ..
jacksilb has them. ..
I think they look awesome
Jack needs to get on here and post a more recent pic - he has DeMello sliders and new rear coils now.
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Originally posted by turboale
Those look pretty darn good!! I bet you could pick some up cheap on a LC forum...
Those look pretty darn good!! I bet you could pick some up cheap on a LC forum...
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Hello,
Sorry about the delay. Too much going on at work.
During my last trip I took some pictures for you. Just need to get home one of these days and format the pictures.
I love these wheels!
They work just great. It made my footprint wider.
BFGS ...
With AT 285 /75 / R16 they work good.
With MT 285/75/ R16 was no game
With MT 265/75 /R16 IT IS PERFECT.
I am considering going back to the 285 ATs. I don't like the MT on wet conditions.
-JACK
Sorry about the delay. Too much going on at work.
During my last trip I took some pictures for you. Just need to get home one of these days and format the pictures.
I love these wheels!
They work just great. It made my footprint wider.
BFGS ...
With AT 285 /75 / R16 they work good.
With MT 285/75/ R16 was no game
With MT 265/75 /R16 IT IS PERFECT.
I am considering going back to the 285 ATs. I don't like the MT on wet conditions.
-JACK
Last edited by jacksilb; 01-09-2004 at 11:02 AM.