Would these fit on my 92?
Konig Countersteeer Offroad wheel
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I found this old thread also and it is useless in terms of actual info. And from my research, it looks like I will the 1st to run them on a 80 series.
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I have no idea that it will fit my 94 but I will know for sure this weekend. A 92 runs a 15 inch wheel correct? Can you run a 94 alloy wheel on a 92? If the answer is no than these wheels will not fit on a 92.
Yes, they'd fit beautifully on a 91-97.
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I plan to run by UPS tomorrow and weigh this Konig. I do have an alloy wheel but it has a tire on it so it's not feasible for me to dismount the tire just to weigh the oem alloy to compare. I have a feeling that this wheel at 18 pounds is lighter than the OEM alloy. I plan to run Nitto Terra Grappler 295/75/16 with the Konig. So I will weigh the Konig with the Nittos and then compare an OEM alloy with Michelin LTX M/S (275/70-16... stock size). I will post my findings.
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Thank you for the info. Then the Konig should fit
Just weighed an extra stock alloy I have for my 95'. 21 lbs for those that are asking.
60wag
SILVER Star
Are they forged or cast?
Bomar
SILVER Star
cast at that price....Volks are forged at about 700 each if you can find them.
Oh hmmm, I thought the stock wheels would be much heavier then 21lbs. If the difference is only 3lbs I guess I will stick with stock.
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$175/each. I purchased them from FN Wheels. I dealt with Dustin and from talking to him, he's the owner. They are based in CA and he is charging $75 to ship 4 wheels to VA. From our conversation, he has a unique relationship with Konig, in that he has a hand in designing these wheels and that no one else can sell them except him.
Please note I just have 1 bronze wheel he sent for a test fitment. I hope it clears the calipers on my 94. He does not have any more bronze wheels. The next shipment is due late March. He does have a few sets in matte black. Bronze does not sell as well as Black and thus he can only offer bronze if he get a few folks to commit. I think bronze will look really good on a black or white land cruiser. It should look pretty good on my green and hopefully I will find out tomorrow if it fits.
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Agreed! That FJ is mean looking.
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Interesting. I thought the oem alloy would be heavier. Makes me want to dismount my tire from the spare to compare.
I've been looking at fj wheels lately..my 15" are aging
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The last time I checked, our land cruisers were made in Japan, which is RICE country.
Just joking. I can understand why some would not like this wheel as it is completely different when compared to the oem alloy.
Everyone can make their final judgement once I mount them on my 94.
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The last time I checked, our land cruisers were made in Japan, which is RICE country.
Just joking. I can understand why some would not like this wheel as it is completely different when compared to the oem alloy.
Everyone can make their final judgement once I mount them on my 94.
I am from Japan and I approve of the ricyness(sp) of this wheel.
And I'm pretty sure it would clear your '94.
Meh, spend the cash beadlocking your oe alloys and painting them bronze...
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SO the 16" konigs are 18 lbs.
The stock fzj80 16" alloys are 21 lbs.
anyone know what the stock 17" FJC alloys weigh? are the TRD wheels different than the standard ones?
The stock fzj80 16" alloys are 21 lbs.
anyone know what the stock 17" FJC alloys weigh? are the TRD wheels different than the standard ones?
