SCS F-5 wheels 16x8

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SCS F-5 wheels 16x8 and 17x8.5

Please PM/email me for a shipping quote. Feel free to ask me any questions that you might have. All of our wheels are hubcentric and designed specifically for Toyota trucks/SUVs.

The traditional 5-star wheel is reimagined with our F-5 Model. Featuring a nostalgic, classic form, we based the F-5 Model around the no-center-cap concept to achieve the off-road-ready look and feel. Hub-centric and surprisingly lightweight at just under 19 pounds, the F-5 Model sets a new standard for off-road wheel design.

Tested and confirmed, the F-5 works with the Tundra 13WL caliper upgrade. Available with either 3.50" bs or 4.50" bs.



 
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Which Tundra caliper is the 13WL? If it the 199 or the 213?

So... What kind of lugs do they take?

The Tundra calipers that I have on my 1st gen is 231mm. The F-5 will require conical bulge seat lugs. I like to recommend spline style lugs for a sleeker look and extra clearance when you take the lugs off and on.
 
Do the F5 wheels fit over the 4th gen Limited brakes?

I just did a little research on the Limited caliper size and I'm getting mixed reviews. Some folks are reporting that they have the larger calipers like the Sport Edition and some are reporting that they have the standard calipers.

One way to find out is by measuring your rotor size. If it measures around 12.5" then yes the F-5 will clear the calipers. If the rotors measure around 13" then you have the larger Sport version calipers which will not clear a 16" wheel.
 
I have a 1999 4runner with ~ 3" susp. lift. I have BFG 285s that rub on the control arm. It was suggested that I get smaller tires or new wheels with more offset. Would these wheels have more offset than the stock 5 spoke wheels?

Thanks
 

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