X-Runner Wheels Bored Out to fit 95.5-04 2wd Tacos

[Dropitmore]

$450 plus your stockies(must have good tires)
$550 out the door with no trade....

-18X8 5x114.3
-Bridgestone Potenzas 255/45/18 tires

Has minor scratches from mounting and balancing but they are in great shape...as stated already balanced and bored out with great tires, ready to throw on...trust me XR wheels and tires alone are more than that... imagine adding the boring out and mounting and balancing on top of that....willing to ship on your dime...

This will fit all 95.5-04 Tacomas....Here is my 98 with the wheels on:

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[atobe]

i wonder if it'll fit the 92 trucks.

[89 2wd]

damn, those would put my mustang wheels to shame

[1lowGreenYota92]

Originally Posted by atobe

i wonder if it'll fit the 92 trucks.

yah i had put my buddy's rims off his 98 on my 92 they will fit.

[ohgood]

That is a fantastic looking set of wheels. It's interesting they look like stock (well, they are sort of) but at the same time custom. They match the truck very nicely. Now I'll have to start googling for a set at wrecking yards. Too bad they're 18" though, 15" would make tires much more affordable.

Nice looking truck. How much did you raise the suspension ? Looks like a 2" raise, but it's hard to tell.

thanks for posting a picture.

[DietoRemain]

Originally Posted by ohgood

That is a fantastic looking set of wheels. It's interesting they look like stock (well, they are sort of) but at the same time custom. They match the truck very nicely. Now I'll have to start googling for a set at wrecking yards. Too bad they're 18" though, 15" would make tires much more affordable.

Nice looking truck. How much did you raise the suspension ? Looks like a 2" raise, but it's hard to tell.

thanks for posting a picture.

Raise? his truck is dropped. ha.

[ohgood]

Originally Posted by DietoRemain

Raise? his truck is dropped. ha.

Actually, if the suspension is raised, the truck will be closer to the ground.

If the suspension is lowered, the truck will be farther from the ground.

The difference is that 'lowering' kits actually raise the suspension into a closer relationship to the body/frame, and 'lift' kits actually lower the suspension away from the body frame. The marketing folks like to call it 'lower' and 'lift' because that's what a person relates to, the height of the truck, not the actual mechanics involved in doing so. This is also why there are so many really scary steering setups for 'lifted' trucks and so many really scary rear suspension setups for 'lowered' trucks.

Ever look at a jeep that has more than 2 feet of 'lift' ? The amount of leverage on those axels should scare the owner into some state of logic, but unfortunately, it doesn't, and they flip them onto unsuspecting motorists.

For some fun, google 'scary steering' and you'll see what I mean. People WELD to pitman arms ! Yikes !

[DietoRemain]

eh my trucks goin on bags soon so it'll be adjustable. and oh sorry to hijack your thread andy.

[Dropitmore]

Originally Posted by DietoRemain

eh my trucks goin on bags soon so it'll be adjustable. and oh sorry to hijack your thread andy.

No worries, those wheels and my truck have been gone for a couple months now, but yeah that was when I was lowered only with Eibach coils up front and 4x4 leaves in the rear with a pulled leaf and airshocks....

That was after I changed up my suspension because I was too low and needed something partical

[atobe]

man i would of picked them up if someone told me they fit on the 92 earlier... anyways where'd u get em bored at.. for how much.. may be i'll get a set from someone else

[Dropitmore]

Originally Posted by atobe

man i would of picked them up if someone told me they fit on the 92 earlier... anyways where'd u get em bored at.. for how much.. may be i'll get a set from someone else

Classic Wheel1445 E Route 66, Glendora, CA - (626) 914-7725

Cheapest i had seen around locally...and they mount and balance for an extra fee....but still considerabley inexpensive