TRD Wheels

[voodoolord]

Yeah man, you're cluttering the forum. Multiple threads on the same topic make it even less likely that people are going to read them. That's why there is a 15 post minimum to start a thread: so new guys learn how to search and read before starting new threads asking questions that have been answered before. There's soooooo many new people asking the same old questions every single week.

Im not new to forums. Not by a long shot. Sometimes your searches don't turn up what your looking for specifically. It's easier to just help the guy out and the thread will ride off into the sunset. Being a jerk because someone asked a question you may have seen several times helps no one. It is different if theres an active thread right in front of your face with the info but still theres a tone and decency that makes a good forum.

 

[Saker]

It was easy it was to find the original thread
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/121417-info-these-trd-wheels.html
and find what you are looking for in that thread contrary to what others have posted here.
Doing a search as described in the forums will help.
There are FN wheels that look almost exactly the same as the OEM wheels.
OEM wheels use the same lugs as your current wheels.

example of how easy it is to find what you are looking for...
Wheel, TRD 17 Inch Alloy (TRD Pro - Black) - TRDShop.com
trd wheels | eBay

Good luck on your search!

BTW, [MENTION=123355]WakeDreams[/MENTION],
A moderator shouldn't have to merge threads because people don't want to do due diligence on a search, thereby creating new threads.....

 

[BigRyan1986]

Im not new to forums. Not by a long shot. Sometimes your searches don't turn up what your looking for specifically. It's easier to just help the guy out and the thread will ride off into the sunset. Being a jerk because someone asked a question you may have seen several times helps no one. It is different if theres an active thread right in front of your face with the info but still theres a tone and decency that makes a good forum.

Agreed there are too many *******s on here that like to talk shit

 

[thomasj1107]

Yeah man, you're cluttering the forum. Multiple threads on the same topic make it even less likely that people are going to read them. That's why there is a 15 post minimum to start a thread: so new guys learn how to search and read before starting new threads asking questions that have been answered before. There's soooooo many new people asking the same old questions every single week.

There is another way to deal with this..........don't respond if you have nothing productive to say? Wow, what a concept

 

[WakeDreams]

It was easy it was to find the original thread
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/121417-info-these-trd-wheels.html
and find what you are looking for in that thread contrary to what others have posted here.
Doing a search as described in the forums will help.
There are FN wheels that look almost exactly the same as the OEM wheels.
OEM wheels use the same lugs as your current wheels.

example of how easy it is to find what you are looking for...
Wheel, TRD 17 Inch Alloy (TRD Pro - Black) - TRDShop.com

Good luck on your search!

BTW, [MENTION=123355]WakeDreams[/MENTION],
A moderator shouldn't have to merge threads because people don't want to do due diligence on a search, thereby creating new threads.....

I agree they shouldn't "have" to but new people will continue to make the same mistakes which is very clear on this site. It's easier to have a moderator merge the two threads, teach the person what they did wrong to prevent it in the future.......opposed to seeing pages of people berate and attack someone that could bring something new and positive to the site. Moderators should moderate what happens on the site, that's kind of what it means right? Creating a new thread is no reason to make someone new not want to come on the site and share their opinions in fear of keyboard warriors circling their wagon. If someone just creates dumb thread after dumb thread, then sure they need to be addressed as well. I just want to be part of the solution is all I am trying to do.

 

[Bevo]

Im not new to forums. Not by a long shot. Sometimes your searches don't turn up what your looking for specifically. It's easier to just help the guy out and the thread will ride off into the sunset. Being a jerk because someone asked a question you may have seen several times helps no one. It is different if theres an active thread right in front of your face with the info but still theres a tone and decency that makes a good forum.

...but calling people dicks and jerks is the proper tone and decency? Seems like you need to follow some of your own advice.

 

[BigRyan1986]

...but calling people dicks and jerks is the proper tone and decency? Seems like you need to follow some of your own advice.

Well acting like a jerk or a dick because someone asked a question is uncalled for. The search feature for this site sucks. It spits out so much crap that doesn't help that its no wonder why people ask the same thing over and over. The site needs to be fixed not people attacking other people.

As stated above you don't have to answer a repeat thread if you don't want to.

 

[trdsport253]

Was that just for the wheels, no lug nut set? You just going to use regular lug nuts, not the TRD set?

Was that price including tax or what? The price I've seen is 161.25 a wheel.

Yes it was just the wheels and total paid is $745. I'll be using the factory lug nuts set that are already on the 4Runner.

 

[BigRyan1986]

Yes it was just the wheels and total paid is $745. I'll be using the factory lug nuts set that are already on the 4Runner.

I couldn't help but notice the 253 in your name. Are you by chance in pierce county? Im in Lakewood right next to the base.