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What size are those?
17x8 Toyota of Dallas sells them or you can hunt CL & E-Bay.
What size are those?
My uncle had these wheels on his old tacoma, so I'm not sure if they are tacoma specific wheels or 4runner wheels. They are oem toyotas regardless.
At first I thought they were kind of boring. But I've actually warmed up to them and am thinking of painting them gunmetal, but paint jobs on wheels have to be done right or they look like crap fast.
Those are 4Runner steel wheels OEM to the 3rd Gen's. They come in 15" or 16".
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OEM '97 Wheels
Painted the unmachined surfaces (lots and lots of precise masking...)
265/70r16 Triangle A/T's (surprisingly well performing cheap tires)
No lift in this pic
what was your process for doing this? did you have to do any sanding on the wheel "windows"? primer? or just clean and paint?
also how did you mask off the wheel.. just normal painting tape?
Haven't seen many of these around so I'll share
16x7 steel T-100 '97-98 wheels (came on a very few 4Runners)
265/75r16 no name HTs
I used a fine bristle wire wheel to clean the wheels of any dirt or loose particles. Then I used acetone to clean any oil or impurities off. I just used 1" blue painters tape to mask off the machined surfaces. One good coat of self etching primer, then 3 light coats of paint with about 10 min in between coats. Let it dry for an hour then hit it with another good coat of paint. I didn't bother clear coating but it wouldn't be a bad idea. Also, pull the masking tape off while it's still tacky to prevent chipping.
thanks. will the acetone do any harm to the clear coat on the machined portion of the wheel?
I am very happy with the turn on my(1998)4Runner with new (to me) 17" SR5 rims and tires (Bridgestone Dueller 265 70 17). No lifts and no rubbing at all. :happy:
thats a really cool color. you dont see it very often, especially up in new england..
What did you do to the center caps? Close Ups?



