Just wondering if anyone is running this wheel on an 80. If so can you post up a picture? Thanks!
TRD wheels
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I think that's just a street lock, not a real bead lock.
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I am aware of that, but still like them.
Should work for an 80, but I'm guessing like other FJC wheels the cap won't fit unless you use a wheel spacer.
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Good point, I'd probably have spacers anyway since the offset probably won't put the wheels where I want them.
What is the factory offset for 80 wheels?
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4.5 Inch.
Why don't you buy the wheels with the correct offset then?
Because he said he likes that particular wheel.
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Sorry, for this post, I gave you the factory backspacing, which is 4.5. The wheel is 8" so the offset would be .5" from center, to the negative side or a -.5".
Nope.
See explanation of how to calculate:
Wheel Backspace & Offset - Truck Wheel Sizes - Truckin' Magazine
Cool wheel. I dig the bronze. Price isn't that far out of line for a OEM TRD wheel. There only 7.5" wide though so, tires would balloon out if you wanted to run wider.
Some people like the baloon look? Not for me, but to each their own.
I thought I have seen a LC with this wheel. I agree they look sweet. The back spacing is wrong for an 80 and you will want spacers. Do a search for TRD wheels and you should find some pictures I would think.
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Toyota TRD 16" Deep lip simulated beadlock wheels for LC80
I think those are great looking wheels, never saw them on a LC80 yet- but why don't you be the first Post up your pics and maybe we will be the next in line to buy them
I personally would like to take them to get the centers powdercoated to match the OEM Toyota Anthracite color that is used on the lower cladding, bumpers, and running boards 
I think those are great looking wheels, never saw them on a LC80 yet- but why don't you be the first
Post up your pics and maybe we will be the next in line to buy them I personally would like to take them to get the centers powdercoated to match the OEM Toyota Anthracite color that is used on the lower cladding, bumpers, and running boards
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The factory 80 alloy wheel does have a zero offset. The wheel's width is measured from the inside of the flange. The total width measurement will be from 8.5-9" depending on the flange material width.
Take an 8" width wheel. Divide by 1/2 (zero offset) to get 4". Add in the flange width of approximately 1/2" and you'll have roughly 4.5" of backspacing.
