would these old school steelies have any backspacing issue on a fj62? i want to run the 33 x 10.5 on mine with this set up.
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Should be fine.
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Thats the same wheel/tire combo I ran before having them widened with no problems.
FJC 17 X 7.5 Wheels
2" flat spacers up front
2" hub centric spacers in the rear
Falken Wildpeak AT3 255/80/17
2" flat spacers up front
2" hub centric spacers in the rear
Falken Wildpeak AT3 255/80/17
Finally...lol.
and 17" TRDs. No spacers needed!!!
Yokohama GEOLANDAR MT G003 all_ Season Radial Tire-LT255/75R17 111Q 6-ply (aprox 32")
and 17" TRDs. No spacers needed!!!
I dig the set up!! Womder if a coil conversion will change its stance much/any
Here’s a recent photo of mine. Now with old man emu cs004f and c004rb springs.
4runner2FJ60
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I could be wrong but I thought the 80s axels are 5" wider or there about? And they are the same front and rear width. The 60 has narrower rear track than front. But please correct me if I am wrong.
I have no idea...jus know im hvn it done lol. I wldnt mind me rear tire out a bit tho...2.5" on both sides i think be perfect
4runner2FJ60
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I completely agree there! Look forward to seeing the end results and hearing how it rides. 
I used FJ cruiser (2007-2014) steel rims from Japan. They are 17 x 7.5. They do require a 1.25” spacer which I got from Spydertrax. I got the FJ40 ones as they don’t technically list an FJ60. But the FJ40’s work same size. The tire I went with is a 255/80/17 which is a 33.2 x 10 size. I am really happy with the look and the setup. I think the spacers bring the tire out flush with the body instead of inset. I have an OME medium lift.
I chose 195 70 17 on the same wheels. Same size but 11" wide. I think your size looks better. I also get a little rubbing in the front when stuffed
sorry about the late reply. These are Toyota wheels and lug nuts, oem size. The factory sent these to the US with chrome instead of white paint. the bfgs are 15 inch, the same size tire from the factory (but Toyota didn't install bfgs from the factory). Part number 42601-35260-05. Again these are Toyota wheels, Mr. Onur referenced these on page 9 on this thread. I bought these probably 4 years ago from a Toyota dealership I believe in Dallas and they told me then that these were the last ones in the US, so I bought his last 5 for over 200 dollars each. I am slowly bringing my 87 back to factory with as many oem parts as I can and it is a lot of very satisfying work; including replacing the rear cross member the PO removed, (there are reasons the engineers decided to put the rear cross members on!!)
LandyCruiser
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@aer0397 find you a set of these
Well, with price of steel going through the roof, I decided I better not wait any longer to order my custom set of steel wheels.
I >almost< got a set of TRD Pro wheels and looked hard at the 70 series steel wheels, but I just really prefer the old school look. I wanted the bare bones look of the stock FJ40 steelies, but I didn’t want to run spacers, or be limited on tires by wheel width, AND wanted to run a 17” wheel to leave room for future brake upgrades. I also prefer a little wider stance.
Enter custom wheels from Wheelsmith. They aren’t cheap, especially now, but I have a set of five 17x8 “2 piece” OEM style wheels with 3.5” backspacing powdercoated in battleship gray headed my way. They’ll be here in a couple weeks, where they’ll patiently wait for spa day at Tandem Offroad in mid February. I plan to run Toyo AT-IIIs in the 285/75/17 flavor.
thewheelsmith.net
I >almost< got a set of TRD Pro wheels and looked hard at the 70 series steel wheels, but I just really prefer the old school look. I wanted the bare bones look of the stock FJ40 steelies, but I didn’t want to run spacers, or be limited on tires by wheel width, AND wanted to run a 17” wheel to leave room for future brake upgrades. I also prefer a little wider stance.
Enter custom wheels from Wheelsmith. They aren’t cheap, especially now, but I have a set of five 17x8 “2 piece” OEM style wheels with 3.5” backspacing powdercoated in battleship gray headed my way. They’ll be here in a couple weeks, where they’ll patiently wait for spa day at Tandem Offroad in mid February. I plan to run Toyo AT-IIIs in the 285/75/17 flavor.
Classic Car Smoothie Style 2-Piece Steel Wheels |
800-854-8937 Made to order classic car, hot rod and street rod, wire, rallye, vintage, smoothie, artillery and oem wheels. Made in USA.
thewheelsmith.net
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Well, with price of steel going through the roof, I decided I better not wait any longer to order my custom set of steel wheels.
I >almost< got a set of TRD Pro wheels and looked hard at the 70 series steel wheels, but I just really prefer the old school look. I wanted the bare bones look of the stock FJ40 steelies, but I didn’t want to run spacers, or be limited on tires by wheel width, AND wanted to run a 17” wheel to leave room for future brake upgrades. I also prefer a little wider stance.
Enter custom wheels from Wheelsmith. They aren’t cheap, especially now, but I have a set of five 17x8 2 piece OEM style wheels powdercoated in battleship gray headed my way. They’ll be here in a couple weeks, where they’ll patiently wait for spa day at Tandem Offroad in mid February. I plan to run Toyo AT-IIIs in the 285/75/17 flavor.
Classic Car Smoothie Style 2-Piece Steel Wheels |
800-854-8937 Made to order classic car, hot rod and street rod, wire, rallye, vintage, smoothie, artillery and oem wheels. Made in USA.
What's the Back Spacing on those?
And when they say '2-piece' they will sell you 5 wheels, made to order
What's the cost for 5 wheels, (without the Power Coat) if you don't mind me asking.
Thanks!
@Drofen
I got them in 3.5” of back spacing, (I should add that to my previous post,) but they are custom made, so you can specify whatever backspacing you want.
They are $296 a wheel. Spendy, but they are exactly what I want.
ETA: “two piece” is just the style. You order per wheel. So yes, I ordered a set of 5.
4runner2FJ60
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@Drofen Did you happen to check Stockton wheels price vs these? I have heard mostly of people sending their wheels to stockton to get them customized so maybe that is the difference? Maybe they sell new made to order as well? Just curious as I have thought about contacting them.
Thanks
Those look like they are gonna be NICE!
Thanks
Those look like they are gonna be NICE!
