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i initially tried to find black rims in offsets 15-20p, but struggled, black rock wheels had nice steelies but only 0 offsets, they maybe around but i ended up getting alloys instead, although still +8 offset.
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Try king wheels or dynamic....dynamic definitely make a +25..... They fit with only minimal rubbing with a 2" lift
Cheers
Phil
Just realised who I'm talking to......caught any trout lately Troy?
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Hey Guys,
Looking for black steel sunraiser style wheels in 17x8 with a +20 offset. Does anyone have these or know of what brand makes them? I have been looking around a bit and can only find +25 and +10(illegal).
Thanks
Troy
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Hello there, I'm wondering a 18" x 9" +10 offset rim with tires BF 265/65 R18 can fit on my prado 150 series? will it comes out from fender a lot?
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In my search for wheels I found some others that suit the 150 series:
King Rebel 17x7.5
King Rok 17x7.5
Allied Dragon 17x8
These come in +20 offset so all good for the 150.
Cheers
Ando
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Originally posted by butane8 View Postthat's " blasphemy " , putting the competitors rims on a prado... but cause i like to think outside the box , watching with interest.. cheers butane
Mind you, she has decided she also likes 5 different wheel types since then as well. Lucky we aren't in a hurry for a new set of wheels/tyres at the moment, as I'm sure it will change again.
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Watch the centre bore on the Nissan wheels, you will need hub centric adapters.
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Originally posted by Marty 120 View PostSo, and correct me if I'm wrong, Patrol wheels on a 120 GXL should give a reasonably good increase in track, and improve internal clearance by around 13mm. Has anyone successfully used these?
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Originally posted by fourbyphil View Posthttp://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel...ulator#Results
I like this calculator....nice and easy
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Phil
In reality any rubbing will occur at the tyre so a calculator that also takes tyre size into account gives you the full picture:
http://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp
If you prefer a visual calculator, try this:
http://www.willtheyfit.com/
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http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel...ulator#Results
I like this calculator....nice and easy
Cheers
Phil
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Guest repliedRefer to my post on page 10.
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I'm confused...............the diagram shows that the wheel can have a pos or a neg offset but the list refers to ET ...........What does ET mean please ?
Cheers Ross
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Originally posted by Marty 120 View PostSo, and correct me if I'm wrong, Patrol wheels on a 120 GXL should give a reasonably good increase in track, and improve internal clearance by around 13mm. Has anyone successfully used these?
Unfortunately the offset of +10 would make them illegal on a 120 series in NSW without an engineering certificate. The maximum track increase allowed is 25mm and the standard wheel has an offset of +30 which means that the biggest legal offset here is +18 (technically +17.5): http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registrati...vsi09_rev4.pdf
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So, and correct me if I'm wrong, Patrol wheels on a 120 GXL should give a reasonably good increase in track, and improve internal clearance by around 13mm. Has anyone successfully used these?Last edited by Marty 120; 21-07-2013, 12:16 AM.
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245/70R17 tyres are not recommended for a 6x17 rim, but there is still decent rubber available. Try a set of Bridgestone D697 225/70R17 LT instead, search this forum and you'll find many testimonials for the Bridgestone tyres. You'll also find many people that have successfully fitted GXL rims to a GX
You may also want to consider some 7.5x17 genuine Toyota steel rims which retail for about $140ea new from Toyota and you could reuse your current wheel nuts, or any aftermarket rims in a size and offset that will suit the particular tyre you want to run
Bridgestone tyres link: http://www.bridgestone.com.au/tyres/treads/d697.aspx
Link to flareless GX with GXL rims: http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?t=17390Last edited by Peterpilot; 20-07-2013, 09:39 PM.
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