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Will 15in Rims fit 94 80 Series?

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Will 15in Rims fit 94 80 Series?

Post by Stubby »

I have ROH2 15X8 Rims.

I just put them on the 80 series and they have cleared the calipers and discs. Im sure this model comes with 16in rims standard.

The question is will they be too close? Anyone see any problem with this?

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PS The wheel turns freely.
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Post by 83 lux »

no you will be fine just run them
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Post by MissDrew »

The front clears but the back doesn`t without mods
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Post by Stubby »

Another Pic - rim clears caliper.
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Post by MissDrew »

If you can turn the wheel and it doesn`t hit at all then it will be fine, the rear calipors are normaly what hits.
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Post by gtr33r »

Sure 94 models came with 16's but 91-92 models had 15 's on .
The 15' chrome steelies they came with were very close to the rear calipers though , if yours dont hit you have no problem .
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Post by MissDrew »

gtr33r wrote:Sure 94 models came with 16's but 91-92 models had 15 's on .
They changed the brakes on them at the start of 93.
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Post by wheelerdog »

15's won't fit on my 80, the ones i had on my 60 didn't any way.
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Post by thebrunks »

Early 80 series came out with 15x7

Your brake calipers will hit some styles/offsets of rims, the only way to know for sure is put them on!
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Post by Coighty »

as has been said , it doesn't matter how close they are to the calippers
as long as they don't touch. Ive got a 94, 80 & had to grind a bee's dick off
to fit 15" rims to easy.
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Post by 80diesel4play »

Also seen 15's with a 19mm back spacing fit later model ones - thinking of doing that on my bus...

I have a 93' and 15's scrub without the spacing.
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Post by Walrus 4X4 »

the fronts fit good. the backs u have to grind a bees d*%K off the outer edge stuff all i have 15x8 on my 93' 80 series
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

Does anyone know the minimum offset for this fitment, I read on another thread that some 15x8's don't fit even with grinding.

I would much rather keep running 15's on the rangie (with 80 series diffs '94 mod)
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Post by dow50r »

Navara offset 15x8 white sunnies fit straight on.....
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Post by hackas »

toyota upgraded the brakes in august 1992 when the 80 first got the 1fzfe in em to replace the 3f. more go = more stopping power needed.
I got 15 x 8 roh rims on 96 running gear but the centres are flipped and offset 30mm. they stick out past the flares but give good slope stability.
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Post by hackas »

toyota upgraded the brakes in august 1992 when the 80 first got the 1fzfe in em to replace the 3f. more go = more stopping power needed.
I got 15 x 8 roh rims on 96 running gear but the centres are flipped and offset 30mm. they stick out past the flares but give good slope stability.
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