Eagle Alloy 114's.. opinions?
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Eagle Alloy 114's.. opinions?

I've been searching around for some affordable wheels. Found the Eagle Alloy 114's black in 17 & 18's for under $100 per and figured I would get someone elses opinion. I've looked up multiple websites for this wheel and some have them for around $200 and others around $100. Bigwheels.net carry them in 18's for $80/wheel and I mean c'mon, that's a deal!
http://bigwheels.net/index.php?locat...bold_id=461153
hubcap tire and wheel carry the 17's in black for just $78/wheel.
http://www.hubcap-tire-wheel.com/eag...14-wheels.html
I'm just trying to get some opinions, see if anyone has had these before and if there is a reason why they are cheap. Maybe they are discontinued or something. Thanks
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I don't mind the procomp 8069 or the look of the Eagle Alloy 137's and other brands of that style. In fact the eagle 137's are another wheel im considering. I want to go for a less common look though. A lot of people run those style wheels so I'm looking for something a little different. Thanks for the suggestion.
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well, the 18x8.5 (6X5.5) have a positive 10 offset.. I dunno bout the 17's. It's like a $2/per wheel diff, I might as well go for the 18's. Whats the stock offset on the 4Runner. Is it + or -
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The stock offset on my 4Runner (92) is 8. I'm unsure of what yours may be. I'd say go with the 18's. They'll look killer on your Runner
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Keep in mind that 17" wheels will offer a lot more tire brands, types, and sizes. They'll generally cost less too, and provide a smoother ride versus 18".
Also, IMO a 17" will look much better.
Also, IMO a 17" will look much better.
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Yes, I have debated this in my head for a while. I have a good friend that owns a tire shop close to where I live and he can get me good prices on most tires. I'll prob end up with 33x12.50R18 Mud Grapplers if he can get me a good price or find some used ones.
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anyone know how much I could get for my factory 5 star 16" Limited wheels.. They are all in pretty good shape and depending how much I could get for them would depend on how soon I could get these wheels. Thanks
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I'm not sure you could get too much for them. Maybe a couple hundred or so. Most people opt for aftermarket nowadays because they look better and are often cheaper than OEM
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