5th Gen Wheels on a 4th Gen

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I can get a set of 17" wheels from a 5th Gen Trail Edition and would like to upgrade from the 16" wheels on my 4th Gen SR5. I can't find any info on the specs for those wheels and Toyota wasn't helpful (all they could say is that the 5th Gen is totally different so they wouldn't fit - but they had no specs to support that).

So do any of you know if these will fit, or have any of you tried it?

Thanks for your help.

 

[CJ3Flyr]

They'll fit. A 5th gen guy used some FJC rims so...

 

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Chris - how does a 5th Gen using FJC rims show that my 4th Gen can run 5th Gen wheels?

Do you know any of the specs - backspacing, offset?

Thanks

 

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Chris - how does a 5th Gen using FJC rims show that my 4th Gen can run 5th Gen wheels?

Do you know any of the specs - backspacing, offset?

Thanks

Roughly ( I embellish) 60% of this board runs FJ springs, and 30% use FJ wheels, of which 96.63% of those who run FJ wheels have them painted/powder-coated black.

The transitive property states that if my 4th gen can run FJ cruiser rims, the FJ cruiser can run 4th gen wheels.

Again, using the transitive property if a 5th gen can ran FJ wheels, than using the mutiplicative inverse property we can clearly see that a 5th gen wheel is equal to a 4th gen wheel.

Thus the rim formula is 4th gen=5th gen=FJ cruiser


I'm just being a smartass, no ill words meant.

 

[kylebacc]

Roughly ( I embellish) 60% of this board runs FJ springs, and 30% use FJ wheels, of which 96.63% of those who run FJ wheels have them painted/powder-coated black.

The transitive property states that if my 4th gen can run FJ cruiser rims, the FJ cruiser can run 4th gen wheels.

Again, using the transitive property if a 5th gen can ran FJ wheels, than using the mutiplicative inverse property we can clearly see that a 5th gen wheel is equal to a 4th gen wheel.

Thus the rim formula is 4th gen=5th gen=FJ cruiser


I'm just being a smartass, no ill words meant.

:bravo::lmao: I needed that. Time to go to bed. :zoom:

 

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Roughly ( I embellish) 60% of this board runs FJ springs, and 30% use FJ wheels, of which 96.63% of those who run FJ wheels have them painted/powder-coated black.

The transitive property states that if my 4th gen can run FJ cruiser rims, the FJ cruiser can run 4th gen wheels.

Again, using the transitive property if a 5th gen can ran FJ wheels, than using the mutiplicative inverse property we can clearly see that a 5th gen wheel is equal to a 4th gen wheel.

Thus the rim formula is 4th gen=5th gen=FJ cruiser


I'm just being a smartass, no ill words meant.

No offense taken, in fact it made me laugh. Great use of statistics and logic:bravo::bravo: And here I thought I needed measurements:jump:

 

[CJ3Flyr]

Roughly ( I embellish) 60% of this board runs FJ springs, and 30% use FJ wheels, of which 96.63% of those who run FJ wheels have them painted/powder-coated black.

The transitive property states that if my 4th gen can run FJ cruiser rims, the FJ cruiser can run 4th gen wheels.

Again, using the transitive property if a 5th gen can ran FJ wheels, than using the mutiplicative inverse property we can clearly see that a 5th gen wheel is equal to a 4th gen wheel.

Thus the rim formula is 4th gen=5th gen=FJ cruiser


I'm just being a smartass, no ill words meant.

:lmao: Love it!

 

[Mix4R]

Roughly ( I embellish) 60% of this board runs FJ springs, and 30% use FJ wheels, of which 96.63% of those who run FJ wheels have them painted/powder-coated black.

The transitive property states that if my 4th gen can run FJ cruiser rims, the FJ cruiser can run 4th gen wheels.

Again, using the transitive property if a 5th gen can ran FJ wheels, than using the mutiplicative inverse property we can clearly see that a 5th gen wheel is equal to a 4th gen wheel.

Thus the rim formula is 4th gen=5th gen=FJ cruiser


I'm just being a smartass, no ill words meant.

:lol: :lmao: :bravo:

That's funny right there, I don't care who you are.

 

[aaronfro17]

Roughly ( I embellish) 60% of this board runs FJ springs, and 30% use FJ wheels, of which 96.63% of those who run FJ wheels have them painted/powder-coated black.

The transitive property states that if my 4th gen can run FJ cruiser rims, the FJ cruiser can run 4th gen wheels.

Again, using the transitive property if a 5th gen can ran FJ wheels, than using the mutiplicative inverse property we can clearly see that a 5th gen wheel is equal to a 4th gen wheel.

Thus the rim formula is 4th gen=5th gen=FJ cruiser


I'm just being a smartass, no ill words meant.

Does your explanation follow the "I think therefore I am" thing? LOL

 

[michael90630]

Roughly ( I embellish) 60% of this board runs FJ springs, and 30% use FJ wheels, of which 96.63% of those who run FJ wheels have them painted/powder-coated black.

The transitive property states that if my 4th gen can run FJ cruiser rims, the FJ cruiser can run 4th gen wheels.

Again, using the transitive property if a 5th gen can ran FJ wheels, than using the mutiplicative inverse property we can clearly see that a 5th gen wheel is equal to a 4th gen wheel.

Thus the rim formula is 4th gen=5th gen=FJ cruiser


I'm just being a smartass, no ill words meant.

Simple,

This is the most intelligent and most hilarious posting I have ever seen in any T4R forum. Thanks - needed some LOL!

Good question and GREAT answer!