I'm running scs wheels with 275 falkens with stock suspension and on my 21 pro they rub a lot but on my 20 pro they didn't rub but in my opinion they look so much better then the stock wheels
wait why is it rubbing on the 2021 pro but not the 2020 ?
I'm running scs wheels with 275 falkens with stock suspension and on my 21 pro they rub a lot but on my 20 pro they didn't rub but in my opinion they look so much better then the stock wheels
Thanks man. Any mods needed for the 17*9 SCS? If you don’t mind me asking, how much is that set of TE37’s putting you back?
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Thanks man. Any mods needed for the 17*9 SCS? If you don’t mind me asking, how much is that set of TE37’s putting you back?
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The 17x9 SCS with -38 offset is going to rub. Mine are wrapped in 295/70/17. Aftermarket UCAs with high caster or adjustable caster will help, also needed to do body mount chop, remove front mudflaps, trim pieces of plastic in front and behind the front wheels. There are plenty of threads that talk about how to get these wheels to fit without rubbing on stuff. I did not have to touch the pinch weld, but YMMV depending on how big of a tire you go.
Also, the comments regarding these wheels being sold out all the time are correct. If you really want these, you probably won't be able to impulse buy them. Go to the Tacoma forum, SCS has a thread where they update availability, and then they will all sell out probably in a matter of hours. At least that was how I was able to get mine.
I'm running scs wheels with 275 falkens with stock suspension and on my 21 pro they rub a lot but on my 20 pro they didn't rub but in my opinion they look so much better then the stock wheels
Also, interested in doing TE37's. For those who have rocked the 18inch PCD TE37's, is there a way to run them without BMC or a lift? I have a 2020 Pro that should sit about 1" higher than the standard models.
I wanted to get SCS Ray 10's but I hated how SCS plays games with their inventory.
I was going to get FN Wheels but then the TRD sale happened and was able to get the TRD Pro wheels for $125 each.