Pics of RAY's TE37 on a 5th Gen TE
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BeachRunnerSD
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fresh wax as well! looks good
stoked51
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Thanks!
Thanks, One of the reasons I wanted a Salsa Red was to put Bronze TE's on it. lol
Nice! Those look great on there.
I have the same wheel in 19 on my 350.
Nice!
Thanks
So do I!
bugeye1257
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I need some TE's in my life!
Bronze looks great.
Bronze looks great.
NoOneBetter
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Looks real good.
stoked51
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They are One piece Forged, and wheels are pretty light. The Volk TE37 Large PCD's are made with extra strength and durability for offroad vehicles.
DesertCanyons
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Wheel and tire size advantage?
The wheels look great with your red 4R.
The Volk T37 PCD is only available in an 18" size that will fit the T4R (not counting 14", 15" or 16" wheels). I just wonder what the advantage of this is over a 275/70/17 on stock TE 17x7.5 rims or a less expensive 17x8 rim like the Konig Countersteer Type X with -10 mm offset and 4.1" backspacing (for about 1/2 the price).
Are your 18x9 Volk TE37 with 275/65/18 significantly lighter than a 275/70/17 on the Konig 17x8? The 18" tires could weigh less since the sidewall is shorter. But a shorter sidewall is not an advantage when airing down, right? Does anyone know what the difference in weight is? Just asking 'cause I don't know the answer. :tongue1:
The wheels look great with your red 4R.
The Volk T37 PCD is only available in an 18" size that will fit the T4R (not counting 14", 15" or 16" wheels). I just wonder what the advantage of this is over a 275/70/17 on stock TE 17x7.5 rims or a less expensive 17x8 rim like the Konig Countersteer Type X with -10 mm offset and 4.1" backspacing (for about 1/2 the price).
Are your 18x9 Volk TE37 with 275/65/18 significantly lighter than a 275/70/17 on the Konig 17x8? The 18" tires could weigh less since the sidewall is shorter. But a shorter sidewall is not an advantage when airing down, right? Does anyone know what the difference in weight is? Just asking 'cause I don't know the answer. :tongue1:
stoked51
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[MENTION=115572]DesertCanyons[/MENTION] , Im sure the weight differences on everything you mentioned (rim/tire combinations) are not that significant. I bought the TE37's because I liked them. But if you are interested in a set of wheels that are a fraction of the price, that looks amazing!, I have a brand new set for sale here :
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-suspension-wheels-tires/196613-fs-5th-gen-scs-sr8-wheels-%2Abrand-new-box%2A-%24950-s-socal.html
stoked51
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1.75" up front and rear are stock springs. Bilstein 5100's all around. Very slight rubbing on the front wheel-well at full lock on the right side while going up a driveway.
paperchasin
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I was wondering what you were going to go with if not the SR8s and these wheels are definitely worth skipping on the SR8s :clap2:
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