pictures of Green 4runners with painted rims

ChildrenOfBodom is this your rig? I want those same wheels, and was trying to figure out if I will have to lift my rig any to be able to run them without any problems.

Hey, sorry for the late reply.

You will be able to fit 265's no problem, but if you're like most and want a 3" lift plus 285's, you will have to get wheel adapters to stick them out a tad further. They won't clear the upper control arms otherwise, I've heard.
 
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That one was my old 4runner, sold it a few months ago, but definitely one of my favorite colors, and it looked awesome imo with the stock wheels painted gray
 
I wouldn't mind eventually painting my wheels just a tad darker gunmetal but still keeping the color on the lighter side but age has beaten up my center caps a bit and instead of simply repainting them I went with this option which the idea I stole from another member but I think they look pretty decent for an $8 mod.
I eventually plan on looking for a less abused set of center caps or just go with new ones and paint them to my liking.

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LOL ya I remember back in high school where I grew up white spokes were the thing to have. I have thought bout painting them but black is out as everyone has black wheels now days, thinking bout painting them the same as the sliders. What's your thoughts?
 
Gunmetal/grey would look the best IMO against the green body. Green wheels might be too much green. I'm used to the white now too. I think it's cool because no one else has that (at least that I can think of).
 
LOL ya I remember back in high school where I grew up white spokes were the thing to have. I have thought bout painting them but black is out as everyone has black wheels now days, thinking bout painting them the same as the sliders. What's your thoughts?

I'm trying to remember the brand that the spokes were longer and were welded directly to the rim. There wasn't a web between them at the rim.

It seems like their logo has a cartoon rat.
 
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I'm trying to remember the brand that the spokes were longer and were welded directly to the rim. There wasn't a web between them at the rim.

It seems like their logo has a cartoon rat.

And they were very heavy duty with the spokes being a full 1/4 inch thick I had a set on my scout but got them used and never new the brand name.
 

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