Fj cruiser wheels on 3rd gen 4runner
#41
Nope, just the upgraded SR5/limited 16" brake package that came from the factory (although I am running Powerslot rotors and Hawk LTS pads these days). The Tundra brakes would fit no problem though (199mm or 231mm caliper) due to the fact that I'm running 3/4" wheel spacers and 17" rims...
#42
Nope, just the upgraded SR5/limited 16" brake package that came from the factory (although I am running Powerslot rotors and Hawk LTS pads these days). The Tundra brakes would fit no problem though (199mm or 231mm caliper) due to the fact that I'm running 3/4" wheel spacers and 17" rims...
#43
My 17" FJ Wheels mounting thread: http://www.ultimateyota.com/index.ph...6&topic=4657.0
My spacers with studs pulled in:

Front mounted with cut factory studs (for clearance):

Rear mounted with cut studs:

I also happen to have an extra set of the exact same spacers (I got a set machined for another guy and he backed out) if you'd like to buy them off me. I'll give them to you for $100 plus Paypal fees and shipping, which is at-cost for me (they cost $100 to machine). I just want to get them off my coffee table! You would just have to buy lug studs and nuts from your local auto parts store, I have instructions on what you need and dimensions.
#46
#49
Heheh, cool man. I've been working a lot with my new project, but I keep eye balling these wheels.
#51
I looked on TRD's site for these wheels and can't find anything on them. You guys are gonna end up making me spend money.
How can I find out if these things will fit? The size says they're 16" wheels which is what my current IS TRD wheels are.
Are they 16x8?
How can I find out if these things will fit? The size says they're 16" wheels which is what my current IS TRD wheels are.
Are they 16x8?
#56
#59

Here's my 99 with 2010 4runner wheels if anyone wants to use it as reference??!! No spacer, no problem. I just put brand new 275/70/17 BFG AT's on it a couple days ago, I'll try to take some pics soon!! The tires in this pic are my old worn down 265/70/17's. The 275's are AWESOME, but it did make the truck a little less peppy cause of the gearing. But, for those of you guys that are not big enough for 285's, the 275's are a very good substitute.
285/70/17 = 32.8"
275/70/17 = 32.2"
Stock 265/70/16 = 30.7"
Rock on!!
Last edited by 4runnerFireman; Dec 24, 2010 at 04:16 PM.






