Stealth F5 wheel and 70 series

[coldtaco]

Anyone running these in the 16” with 3.5” backspacing on their 70? If so can you post pics and any pertinent information please, thanks.

 

[SNLC]

On my 80 and we are also running them on a 45-series with 60-series axles. 60 axles almost the same as 70.

Both same specs you are looking at.

I am not 100% on this but they seem to not like low pressure. I just rolled one off the bead over the weekend with 14psi. That is a first for me and I have ran as low as 8psi on stock wheels.

Cheers

 

[cruiserpilot]

17x9. 3.5” BS. 285/75R17 Toyo MT’s
OME with short inverted shackles in front, factory shackles in rear

 

[coldtaco]

On my 80 and we are also running them on a 45-series with 60-series axles. 60 axles almost the same as 70.

Both same specs you are looking at.

I am not 100% on this but they seem to not like low pressure. I just rolled one off the bead over the weekend with 14psi. That is a first for me and I have ran as low as 8psi on stock wheels.

Cheers

Interesting. Thanks for the feedback

 

[Rigster]

Those look surprisingly close to the stock white aluminum wheels Toyota put on some of the 70's.

I always liked the look of those, and wanted them for my 40 series because they would have looked great offsetting the white roof.

 

[sark]

@coldtaco Some pics of Bradley V wheels, which SCS F5 are basically copied from, if it helps. 285/75R16 tires on 16x8 -15 wheels:

 

[cruiserpilot]

So where are Bradley V wheels from? If SCS copied them I never found them.
It certainly wasn‘t from lack of looking. Until now, I had never heard of the.

 

[coldtaco]

So where are Bradley V wheels from? If SCS copied them I never found them.
It certainly wasn‘t from lack of looking. Until now, I had never heard of the.

Japan I believe

 

[cruiserpilot]

Japan I believe

Ah, thank you. Now I seem to remember something. Japan aftermarket is one of the greatest of all time.

 

[sark]

So where are Bradley V wheels from? If SCS copied them I never found them.
It certainly wasn‘t from lack of looking. Until now, I had never heard of the.

The company page: フォーバイフォーエンジニアリングサービス : 4x4 Engineering Service - https://www.4x4es.co.jp/en/

They apparently have a US dealer on the west coast, but I just had them shipped from overseas. Nengun also has them online for sale.

 

[coldtaco]

The company page: フォーバイフォーエンジニアリングサービス : 4x4 Engineering Service - https://www.4x4es.co.jp/en/

They apparently have a US dealer on the west coast, but I just had them shipped from overseas. Nengun also has them online for sale.

Thanks. Do you know how to interpret what they call inset? -5 or -6? which diameter wheel did you get? the 16x6 or 16x6.5?

 

[sark]

Thanks. Do you know how to interpret what they call inset? -5 or -6? which diameter wheel did you get? the 16x6 or 16x6.5?

Inset is the -15 part of the description I gave. It's offset in the US from what I've seen. -15 offset is "Face 4" on Bradley wheels. I went with 16x8, 15 (face 4) for 33" 285/75R16 tires. If you want to go 255/85R16 then I would get their 16x7 -15.

 

[coldtaco]

Inset is the -15 part of the description I gave. It's offset in the US from what I've seen. -15 offset is "Face 4" on Bradley wheels. I went with 16x8, 15 (face 4) for 33" 285/75R16 tires. If you want to go 255/85R16 then I would get their 16x7 -15.

Thanks

 

[RHINO]

The company page: フォーバイフォーエンジニアリングサービス : 4x4 Engineering Service - https://www.4x4es.co.jp/en/

They apparently have a US dealer on the west coast, but I just had them shipped from overseas. Nengun also has them online for sale.

i have always liked the bradly V wheels. i was actually living in Japan when the first version came out, i remember them on the rally cars and just really liked the look. As much as i like them, one piece forged wheels are simply out of my budget and i'll have to live vicariously .