So i mounted up the rock crawlers this afternoon..... which do you guys think looks better????

 

its hard to see any close ups

 

black.

 

black all the way

 

Black!

 

The Black wheels look pretty tough bro.

 

black

 

i vote for the black as well

 

I don't understand the fascination with these black steel wheels. They are heavy, rarely true and have the potential to rust. With that being said, the black looks pretty nice...

 

i want a 2dr 4runner with black wheels!

 

the only problem is the tires on the black rims are crappy michelin ltx....the tires on the stock alums are yoko atII's/.......

 

Paint the stock rims black.

Have a look...

 

Yeah I'm with Cebby go with stock black wheels, I did,and you can get this special paint from duplicolor made just for painting wheels, dries super fast! I got mine at autozone, it looks really good. I you have to do is wash, sand, mask (if tire is still on) and paint. Best part when you screw up the wheel off roading you can get another one just about anywhere not to mention cheaper than aftermarket wheels. Just my .02¢.

 

I haven't seen black in the Duplicolor wheel paint, only white, silver and charcoal. My black example above was painted with SEM trim black just to get idea - that paint would not be durable enough for wheels.

I ended up with Duplicolor silver...

 

No man I have black hold on let me get the camera

HERE IS A PIC OF THE UPC


HERE IS ONE OF THE FRONT OF THE CAN


THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN GET IF YOU HAVE SKILLS LIKE ME

 

Aircraft remover and steel wool (use gloves!) does a good job on taking off the clearcoat if you want to paint the stock wheels. Just a little advice from the honda crowd. Painting stock GSR/SI alloys is pretty common on honda-tech.com, I used to spend a lot of time on there.

 

Damn that looks GREAT!!!

 

I like them alot and the best part I didn't buy the $500 wheels that I would cry when I get a nick on them. Used that money for my flex-a-lite and ProComp stuff. You should do it, it's not hard at all, I just sanded and wiped with acitone (spelling) and then get to spraying. easy stuff

 

I would personally go with either the stock look of the SR5 rims or paint them with the duplicolor silver. I hope to have my rims powdercoated in about the same color here in the next couple of weeks. I can then put some tires on 'em, mount 'em, put 'em on the truck, and have some fun.

 

I prefer the stock look, but that's just me.

Well, you asked!