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JamesD · 01-09-2009, 01:53 PM

Which ones do I need that will fit my truck correctly? Their is 4 choices. HELP!!

OJ's DNA · 01-09-2009, 05:49 PM

When I get mine from blazinrola I'll let you know, I bought his starion wheels a few weeks back and then I saw the thread noting the 4 different sizes - I assumed they were all one size before that little bit of information.

FOKAI · 01-09-2009, 09:57 PM

U want the non-SHP ones if your truck is lowered. 16x7's in the front and 16X8's in the rears. I'm not too sure about the offsets. There are a few guys here running them maybe one of them can chime in.

SD YOTA · 01-10-2009, 12:27 AM

there are 2 sets of fronts.

16x7 with +18 offset
16x8 with +18 offset

there are also 2 sets of rears

16x8 with -11 offset
16x9 with 0 offset

i believe that you can run a set of 8's in the front with some minor, if any fender rolling depending on your drop. the rear is a bit more intriquite. i know for a fact a 16x9R will stick out. a 16x8R will likely still require lots of fender rolling and maybe some bedside stretching. but you should be able to run a 16x8F on the rear with no serious issues. this all greatly depends on the size tires you run as well.

im running a 16x7F wrapped in 205/50/16 tires and 16x8R wrapped in 205/55/16 on my 86. the fronts cleared and tuck tires with minimal rubbing (untill i clear the inner fender wells out) and the rear, even with a 4x4 bed still tend to rub the sidewalls if i tuck them all the way to the wheels. ((i have air shocks so i lifted them till they stopped rubbing.

wheel setup is only 50% of the issue..... tire choice will be the other half.

JamesD · 01-10-2009, 02:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OJ's DNA

When I get mine from blazinrola I'll let you know, I bought his starion wheels a few weeks back and then I saw the thread noting the 4 different sizes - I assumed they were all one size before that little bit of information.

SO YOUR THE ONE HE SOLD THEM TOO! YOU BASTARD! I WAS GOING TO GET THEM BUT YOU WERE CLOSER!

James

JamesD · 01-10-2009, 02:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD YOTA

there are 2 sets of fronts.

16x7 with +18 offset
16x8 with +18 offset

there are also 2 sets of rears

16x8 with -11 offset
16x9 with 0 offset

i believe that you can run a set of 8's in the front with some minor, if any fender rolling depending on your drop. the rear is a bit more intriquite. i know for a fact a 16x9R will stick out. a 16x8R will likely still require lots of fender rolling and maybe some bedside stretching. but you should be able to run a 16x8F on the rear with no serious issues. this all greatly depends on the size tires you run as well.

im running a 16x7F wrapped in 205/50/16 tires and 16x8R wrapped in 205/55/16 on my 86. the fronts cleared and tuck tires with minimal rubbing (untill i clear the inner fender wells out) and the rear, even with a 4x4 bed still tend to rub the sidewalls if i tuck them all the way to the wheels. ((i have air shocks so i lifted them till they stopped rubbing.

wheel setup is only 50% of the issue..... tire choice will be the other half.

Man this is confusing! So I can safely run the 16x7's all the way around? I can safely run the 16x8F all the way around? So stay away from 16x8R's and 16x9's, correct?

James

SD YOTA · 01-12-2009, 09:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesD

Man this is confusing!
So I can safely run the 16x7's all the way around? yes.

I can safely run the 16x8F all the way around? yes.

So stay away from 16x8R's and 16x9's, correct? correct

unless you run minimal drop and the right size tire combo, yea....... you'd be chasing after rub issues otherwise.

James

its not too confusing if you break it down 1 by one. each measurement i gave was one style of wheel. in total, they made 4 different wheels.

4age-turbo · 01-12-2009, 10:04 PM

16x9 all the way around......

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CinNAMmon · 01-13-2009, 08:40 PM

time to go find some! lol

yotarip · 01-20-2009, 02:29 PM

SD Yota is right in the sizes.

James,
You will be fine with the 16x7 all around. The 16x8 +18 and 16x9 +0 are very rare and people want a grip for them. The 16x7+18 and 16X8 -11 are easy to find but they are beat to hell sometimes.

4age turbo,
Sorry to tell you this but you have 16x8s all around. The fact that your rim has 2 steps in the lip is the tell tale sign (along with the 16x8 stamped on the backside). The 16x9 rims have 1 step in the lip because the face of the rim is pushed out flush with the second lip. In fact, the 16x8 rear rim actually has a deeper dish and offset than the 16x9.

I'm running 16x9 all around on my rig.

01-09-2009, 01:53 PM	#1
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01-10-2009, 12:27 AM	#4
SD YOTA Toyotaholic Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: san diego Truck: 87 4x4 4Runner / 85 2wd mini Posts: 1,142	there are 2 sets of fronts. 16x7 with +18 offset 16x8 with +18 offset there are also 2 sets of rears 16x8 with -11 offset 16x9 with 0 offset i believe that you can run a set of 8's in the front with some minor, if any fender rolling depending on your drop. the rear is a bit more intriquite. i know for a fact a 16x9R will stick out. a 16x8R will likely still require lots of fender rolling and maybe some bedside stretching. but you should be able to run a 16x8F on the rear with no serious issues. this all greatly depends on the size tires you run as well. im running a 16x7F wrapped in 205/50/16 tires and 16x8R wrapped in 205/55/16 on my 86. the fronts cleared and tuck tires with minimal rubbing (untill i clear the inner fender wells out) and the rear, even with a 4x4 bed still tend to rub the sidewalls if i tuck them all the way to the wheels. ((i have air shocks so i lifted them till they stopped rubbing. wheel setup is only 50% of the issue..... tire choice will be the other half. __________________ 86 LoLux pickup 7/6 drop FR: djm arms, BT spindles, BJ flip, SAW torsions RR: BT drop leafs, Beefed Taco drop blocks

01-12-2009, 10:04 PM	#8
4age-turbo Newbie Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: so cali Posts: 21	16x9 all the way around...... [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG]

01-13-2009, 08:40 PM	#9
CinNAMmon Toyotaholic Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Kansas Truck: 94xcab22RE4spdautoDLX Posts: 2,233	time to go find some! lol __________________ CinNAMmon B/J flip, crank'd torsions and 3" Drop blocks. Fire Hydrant Killer

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01-09-2009, 05:49 PM	#2
OJ's DNA Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 94	When I get mine from blazinrola I'll let you know, I bought his starion wheels a few weeks back and then I saw the thread noting the 4 different sizes - I assumed they were all one size before that little bit of information.

01-09-2009, 09:57 PM	#3
FOKAI Enthusiast Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: SD Truck: 84 truck, 05 4Runner Posts: 231	U want the non-SHP ones if your truck is lowered. 16x7's in the front and 16X8's in the rears. I'm not too sure about the offsets. There are a few guys here running them maybe one of them can chime in.

01-20-2009, 02:29 PM	#10
yotarip Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 92	SD Yota is right in the sizes. James, You will be fine with the 16x7 all around. The 16x8 +18 and 16x9 +0 are very rare and people want a grip for them. The 16x7+18 and 16X8 -11 are easy to find but they are beat to hell sometimes. 4age turbo, Sorry to tell you this but you have 16x8s all around. The fact that your rim has 2 steps in the lip is the tell tale sign (along with the 16x8 stamped on the backside). The 16x9 rims have 1 step in the lip because the face of the rim is pushed out flush with the second lip. In fact, the 16x8 rear rim actually has a deeper dish and offset than the 16x9. I'm running 16x9 all around on my rig.