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All Te37x have a flat face and the width and offset determine the lip size. On the Te37 Large PCD model, the wider and lower offset does in fact determine the concave of the face.

This is explain;ed on the Rays wheels website:

"TE37 large PCD that has been developed for the City loader RV. Is a Brand New design re-look at the design from scratch in order to cope with large PCD to be employed full-scale 4WD vehicle, stuck to the design, such as concave disks that face design changes depending on the size. It is JWL-T technical standards model who can wear with confidence even in the car with vehicle weight."

Thank you. That makes sense to me. The ones I'm seeing for sale are the te37x and the ones I want are like yours, the large PCD. Where did you get yours and what did they set you back?
 
A little fun the first run up the canyon...
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my contribution. i have all the trd pro (4runner, DC Taco, and Tundra CrewMax) but i still rather ride in this rig.
 

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Finally got the winter funk off.... heading to a bodyshop on Monday to make an appointment to get the passenger side fender re-painted. Got a week off to recover from a minor procedure, so going to be finishing up some restoration projects, (like installing new TRD decals again... my 6yr old E-bay ones, started to peel). :)

 
The SS 7.2 kit has settled, and let her stretch her legs

After a painfully drawn out week between when I installed the lift last Saturday, until today when I was able to get the extended brake lines run, I finally got to stretch out the SS 7.2 kit! Could seriously feel the difference! Attempted this same obstacle without the lift, no dice, with lift, piece of cake! Very little time on it so far offroad, but liking the results thus far :banana:

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Unbelievably psyched right now!!!

"I pick things up and put them down." ------> "I see things to drive over and I drive over them."


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Big Bear... Right as I punctured my sidewall
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I'm going up there tomorrow/Saturday.

Hoping for a bit of snow. I was supposed to snow 4+ inches.

Sorry to hear about your tire.
 
Night wheeling in the snow

It was raining on and off in town all day. When the blue sky would pop out you could see the mountains were getting snow. So we met at 8 and went to make the most of it...

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We stopped a half mile past this. I kept breaking through the crust below and then gravity would prevent me from moving forward. The Tacoma on 39.5 siped rockers at 4 psi did whatever he wanted.

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Dumping and had to keep it at 30 mph back to 7000elevation where it was raining again.

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