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- #21
Actually I don't, your vague posts forced me to try and clarify and understand exactly what you were trying to convey. Almost cryptic.
Are these wheels worth anything? (1 Viewer)
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- #23
lol
"Are these wheels worth anything?"
They seem to be ultra very very super rarre in the USA, but worth absolutely nothing if I understood well
They seem to be ultra very very super rarre in the USA, but worth absolutely nothing if I understood well
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Yes, too heavy. The alloy wheels are 10 lbs each vs these tanks.
Alloys are ~22 lbs each and the steels are ~43 lbs each.
It is not easy for an old guy like me to pick up a steely with a 35 inch tire wrapped around it.....
It is not easy for an old guy like me to pick up a steely with a 35 inch tire wrapped around it.....
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Alloys are ~22 lbs each and the steels are ~43 lbs each.
It is not easy for an old guy like me to pick up a steely with a 35 inch tire wrapped around it.....
I weighed a lx450 wheel and it was 9.7 lbs. I'm sure the LC wheel is not that far off.
The 80 Series 16x8 alloy wheels I have weighed on my UPS shipping scale have all been in the 22 pound range.
Perhaps our Toyota engineer will chime in....
Perhaps our Toyota engineer will chime in....
I was going to say...no way any OEM 16x8 alloy is going to weigh 9.7 lbs. Something was wrong with that scale.
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I'll post a pic from my fedex scale.
I bet your scale is set to Kilograms, not pounds.
9.7 KG = 21.34 lbs.
9.7 KG = 21.34 lbs.
yup, the 16x8 wheel is 9.5-9.8 kg(nominal) depending on the supplier.
The grooves in the LX wheel(compared to a LC wheel) do not really account for much weight difference.
You'll also notice there are different shock and bump-stop parts for steel vs alloy wheels.
The grooves in the LX wheel(compared to a LC wheel) do not really account for much weight difference.
You'll also notice there are different shock and bump-stop parts for steel vs alloy wheels.
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Doh! that could be the problem! i'll double check.
Still Available?Or sought after? 16" x 8" 0mm offset.
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Where are you located?
Currently in South America (Suriname), but i have a freight forwarder in Miami/Doral Florida.
LS1FJ40
SILVER Star
Do you still have these?
Do you still have these wheels available?
