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have given up on changing wheels every trip so just going to make my truck as wide as i can on off the shelf wheels i tried searching but could not find anything so my question . what is the biggest offset available in a 15 inch rim preferable 10 inch wide and what brands make them?
even better would be where i can get them in brissy or sunny coast?

Off the shelf and not custom (eg EWW) these are widest offsets that I know of.

http://www.procomp.com.au/Default.asp?MenuId=WHEEL_0051

15x10 -76mm (2.5"BS)

stock 4runner wrote:have given up on changing wheels every trip so just going to make my truck as wide as i can on off the shelf wheels i tried searching but could not find anything so my question . what is the biggest offset available in a 15 inch rim preferable 10 inch wide and what brands make them?
http://www.procomp.com.au/Default.asp?MenuId=WHEEL_0097
even better would be where i can get them in brissy or sunny coast?
http://www.fourbys.com.au/

Ask for Ryano

okay so its settled very quickly going to fourbys on monday to price up a set of pro comp 15x10 with -76 backspacing.
but if there are any other brands please let me know

-76 is the offset, not the backspacing.

thats what i ment sorry. but will give a wicked wide track

as i hate waiting does anyone have an idea on what pro comp wheels are worth

Pro comp steel wheels are around $140ish varies if chromed or painted

ProComp rims would be way too flash for your rig mate!

procomps are now out as they require a spacer still to miss my calliper which was the whole point in going to new rims was not to run spacers

With my wide track kit in these will now fit but I'm not keen on waiting the 8 weeks after paying for them. I have heard of another brand that do big off sets but can't remember which one. Looking for a 15x8 in about -50. Any ideas

Dynamic

Thanks mate.

Just got off the phone to them. They only carry the same sizes as roh/speedy but can do a custom order but are unsure on how far they can offset as yet so I have to put in an order and see how they go but it's a 8-10 week wait but the price is right !

I put a set of the neg 76 16x10s on my 80... and fark its W I D E... bloody nice rims tho

so what was the price of the -76 procomps stock4runner?

From memory, Ryano can sort you out with some of the F-rims, that are made by Fourbys I believe. Shit hot looking rims.

I think -76 where about 170-200 each. And I'm not keen on f rims ass I don't think they are approved and they look a bit too wild for a Dailey ( some one correct me if they are approved)

These would be the biggest offset rims you can get. They are 17x9 -114.



Comp rigs only though.

And I don't believe the 'f' rims are approved either.

Didnt cranky have a set of those crack and fall off after a few months?

Z()LTAN wrote:Didnt cranky have a set of those crack and fall off after a few months?

Which? EWW's? 'F's?

Z()LTAN wrote:Didnt cranky have a set of those crack and fall off after a few months?

they lasted a year or so b4 they fell apart, also a mate had a set and his kept cracking where the spoke was welded to the rim.

Mine and my mates were both EWW's, but I believe that EWW makes "F" rims.

This is why i went to the pro comps..
I had this one let go all together, and all 4 of the others (i had 5) cracked as well. Saying this EWW did replace them no problems at all.

this was the one that let go properly.



this was the next one


On a side note, my bush rims are 17x9 EWW's with beadlocks. They have a spoke with no holes and no bends and have been fine so far!
My mates 16x10 EWW's that he had problems with had straight spokes but with no bend, but like i said his cracked where the spoke joined the rim.

Z()LTAN wrote:Didnt cranky have a set of those crack and fall off after a few months?

The rims in the pics I posted above are not EWW, so it would not have been those.