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i went to order my rockcrawler black "51"'s, the D hole ones in 15" rim with 3.75 backspacing and he tells me they wont work because they will rub on the calipers. i could of sworn ive read on here that they work. he wants me to get a 16" rim since that is what comes stock on the truck. do i have to get 16" or will the 15s work with the backspacing, is anyone running this setup. i have a 2002 tacoma prerunner. any help would rule.
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i checked it out but couldnt find my answer, just looked again and still didnt find it.
 

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I have heard from other members it just takes a small amount of grinding in the D holes to make them fit. I know no one here likes them but a slim set of wheel spacers would prob do the trick, like 1/8" or something. You can get them pretty cheap off Ebay.

The guys at 4WP don't know jack about tacomas. They have told me that there are NO 15" rims that fit the newer Tacomas on more then one occasion... and we all no that isn't true.
 

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ocdp2000 said:
i checked it out but couldnt find my answer, just looked again and still didnt find it.
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nastynate said:
ProComp BLACK Steelies (AKA wheeler's offroad black rock crawlers)

$35.00 - $45.00

87-5883 (15 inch)
fits pre-2001 tacomas

97-5883 (15 inch)
fits post-2001 tacomas

ProComp does not make the 87 wheels any more (officially).
However, if you're very nice, you can call up 4wp and ask them to special order some from ProComp since they still have the dies. They've even told me i can get 15x10's.

I canceled my order simply because I needed some wheels faster than the 5 weeks it takes to get them.

I will be verifying all this info next month some time (when i get the money).

Thanks to grillmasterP for his help on this as well.
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playaz0429 said:
2. Wheelersoffroad.com 15X8 Wheeler's BLACK Toyota Steel Wheel: TYPE A: 39.95ea They alse have a type B for same price for wider applications. Basic black steel wheels.
 

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And the second bullet on the first post:
if you werent so worried about proving me wrong you might of actually read my post where i said i wanted the "D" window rock crawlers. those listed on wheelers are all the "O" window which is exactly what i DONT want. not trying to be a dick but get off of me.
 

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ocdp2000 said:
if you werent so worried about proving me wrong you might of actually read my post where i said i wanted the "D" window rock crawlers. those listed on wheelers are all the "O" window which is exactly what i DONT want. not trying to be a dick but get off of me.
Tell them you are going to run wheel spacers then, if you are absolutely set on 15x8s. Honestly, I believe that any benifits of a 15x8 wheel are offset by their difficultly to find.
 

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yea i just heard that 15x8 seemed to be the hot ticket that everyone wants. does anyone run the 16x8?? i heard something about it gives you more sidewall but im a prerunner and wont be rockcrawling hardcore, more like pebblecrawling. thanks atwinda.
 

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yea i just heard that 15x8 seemed to be the hot ticket that everyone wants. does anyone run the 16x8?? i heard something about it gives you more sidewall but im a prerunner and wont be rockcrawling hardcore, more like pebblecrawling. thanks atwinda.
I run 16x8s.. and crawl.. I haven't had a problem with blowing beads, etc...

More sidewall, and slightly cheaper tires are the reasons for 15s... but hell, with how hard it is to find the wheels, and then again when you dent a wheel, is just not worth it IMO.
 
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