Pro Comp 7105 Cast Black w/machined accents?

[sporty87]

Does anyone know if the 17x8 (0 Offset and 4.5" backspacing) Pro Comp 7105-7883 Cast Blast w/machined accents wheels will fit on a 2010 4Runner SR5 with a 1.75" front, 1.125" rear lift without any rubbing issues with a 265/70/17 stock tire or a 275/70/17 tire?
How about using stock TPMS sensors, and Gorilla E-T lug nuts and does anyone know the weight of these wheels?
Thanks to all for your help!

 

[iDRiVaT4R]

My 7089's are 17X8, 0 offset, 4.5" B/S and they fit perfect. I'm not sure what brand my lug nuts are but I have the E-T style and they fit. Up front since the lug studs are kinda short, the E-T style Lug nuts are almost mandatory! My stock TMPS sensors fit so they should fit those wheels too.

 

[jakehere]

This might help you:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/87610-17x8-procomp-7005-firestone-destination-t-pics-review.html

 

[K.C.]

or PM MCL_68

 

[sporty87]

My 7089's are 17X8, 0 offset, 4.5" B/S and they fit perfect. I'm not sure what brand my lug nuts are but I have the E-T style and they fit. Up front since the lug studs are kinda short, the E-T style Lug nuts are almost mandatory! My stock TMPS sensors fit so they should fit those wheels too.

iDrivaT4r,
Thanks for your reply. With the E-T style lug nuts is a regular lug wrench able to be used with the pro Comp wheels or do you have to get a special thin socket?
Thanks

 

[sporty87]

This might help you:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/87610-17x8-procomp-7005-firestone-destination-t-pics-review.html

Thanks.

 

[iDRiVaT4R]

iDrivaT4r,
Thanks for your reply. With the E-T style lug nuts is a regular lug wrench able to be used with the pro Comp wheels or do you have to get a special thin socket?
Thanks

The lug nut socket size will be different than the OEM ones. I honestly haven't tried a lug wrench on them, I usually just use a ratchet and a socket to remove and install my wheels. The socket size will be the same as if you were to get non E-T style lugnuts, It's just the E-T style are Extended Length, so there is more thread engagement between the lugs and the nuts.

 

[sporty87]

The lug nut socket size will be different than the OEM ones. I honestly haven't tried a lug wrench on them, I usually just use a ratchet and a socket to remove and install my wheels. The socket size will be the same as if you were to get non E-T style lugnuts, It's just the E-T style are Extended Length, so there is more thread engagement between the lugs and the nuts.

Do you know if your E-T lugs are a 3/4 hex, 13/16 hex or a Spline lug nut because I want to order the lugs but those two hex sizes are available to choose from as is the Spline lugs. I called pro comp and the guy there said you have to use spline lug nuts which he believes is available in E-T. But the guys at Pro comp do not sound to convincing and they don't sound too sure.
Thanks.

 

[iDRiVaT4R]

The ones I have use a 3/4" socket and look like this...