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BC_4runner 06-24-2012 09:57 PM

FJ Rims on 1st Gen 4Runner
 
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Didnt find much info on retrofitting newer toyota rims on our older rigs on here, so I thought id clear some things up.

Picked up a set of newer FJ rims, they fit perfect. They are hub-centric so I even got to re-use my lug nuts :hillbill:

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morena67 06-24-2012 10:11 PM

-Looks pretty good...kinda Hotwheels toy... Good info too...
-Congrats...!!!

combatcarl 06-24-2012 10:17 PM

Those 15 or 16" wheels? I like 'em.

BC_4runner 06-25-2012 08:34 PM

They are actually 17" and the tires are about 32"

ToyoTech559 06-25-2012 08:39 PM

my buddy has a set on his for a while with bald tires. i dont like the whole old looking truck with newer style wheels
http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...62812313_n.jpg

XtraSlow_XtraCab 06-25-2012 09:00 PM

I had 2007 Tacoma aluminum wheels on mine for a minute. I needed "special lugs" and they were so close to the tie rods that I had to pry off the inner-wheel weights or they would rub thetie rod housings. i ended up trading for the 1996ish Tacoma aluminums. x2 on new wheels don't fit an old truck.... unless it was a 12 inch lift pavement punder, but just not convenient for those of us that drive through dirtbike trails full of rocks and brush :)

Go figure I don't have a picture online, but its these style wheels on a 1st gen runner:

http://www.originalwheels.com/toyota...ms-69461-b.jpg

These are what I rock now ( still require the special "fat and short" mag lug nuts)

https://www.yotatech.com/members/xtr...8-newtires.jpg

TNRabbit 06-26-2012 05:12 AM

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DO NOT use steel wheel lugs with alloy wheels! They require the flat-back lugs with washers. Pay particular attention to proper torque settings.

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FJs on my '94

waskillywabbit 06-26-2012 05:46 AM

OEM alloys require a OEM lugnuts, the shank type with the washer, not the tapered end acorn style. OEM lugnuts are tapered on the end so they can be used on a steel rim spare if necessary.

Typically all OEM Toyota alloys will swap out IFS to IFS on 6x5.5

You have issues putting IFS wheels on SFA and need wheel spacers.

2011 4WD Tacoma OEM alloys on 95 2WD 4Runner
I need wheel spacers for the caps to fit in the front over the OEM wheel hub but other than that they look awesome. Best part the tires/rims under 1k miles on them for $150 :)
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net...35150851_n.jpg

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BC_4runner 06-27-2012 09:58 PM

Love the taco rims. Heard the b.s. isnt enough for the old trucks though. How close is the tire to the upper a-arm/bj?

strykersd 06-27-2012 10:42 PM


Originally Posted by ToyoTech559 (Post 51936237)
i dont like the whole old looking truck with newer style wheels

X2! For my first generation 4runner, I'd go as new as the wheels that came on the 3rd gen 4runners or first generation Tacoma but that's it.


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