WTB 16" stock wheel
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Looking to buy a 16" stock wheel to replace my spare with. Don't really need a tire with it.
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Cheapie spare steelie? Or stock one to look good?
Oh, never mind - I have two unused 17" steelies, not 16".
Oh, never mind - I have two unused 17" steelies, not 16".
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I still have my 16" steelie spare sitting in my shed.... with a perfectly good OEM size tire.
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Getting rid of the steelie. Going to try and get a stock one for better looks on my tire carrier. No big deal if I can't find one
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Which wheel is it that you have? Since there are several different ones.
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I got a spare 16" stock wheel from a 2003 TB if you want. It also has a 285 75 16 wrangler MTR tire on it also if you want it. Probably has 60% tread left on it. The rim also has those inside the rim weights on it so you could probably use those again.
If you want it pm me.
Look here in my build thread here http://forums.offroadtb.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=299 to see what the rim looks like.
If you want it pm me.
Look here in my build thread here http://forums.offroadtb.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=299 to see what the rim looks like.
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djthumper wrote:Which wheel is it that you have? Since there are several different ones.
I thought the stock 16"s were all the same? PM sent, Steve
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Blackout wrote:djthumper wrote:Which wheel is it that you have? Since there are several different ones.
I thought the stock 16"s were all the same? PM sent, Steve
Probably so...
SteveTB03 wrote:I got a spare 16" stock wheel from a 2003 TB if you want. It also has a 285 75 16 wrangler MTR tire on it also if you want it. Probably has 60% tread left on it. The rim also has those inside the rim weights on it so you could probably use those again.
If you want it pm me.
Look here in my build thread here http://forums.offroadtb.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=299 to see what the rim looks like.
You are still parting that thing out? Are we going to find it down to the frame someplace?
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The LS aluminum or the LT bright aluminum? I had the opportunity to buy one for $60 today, or $40 for an exchange.
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Shit it probably would be but I had it repo 2 weeks ago so all I have left is a black steelier and a stock rim and the CB.
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Mine's an LT, but I'm probably going to paint the wheels anyways so it doesn't really matter
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SteveTB03 wrote: The rim also has those inside the rim weights on it so you could probably use those again.
Have to strip them off to balance new tire and they really don't stick twice...plus they will usually give them to you for free at tire places. I probably bummed a lb of new weights for my remote crawlers in the past few months.
they've always worked for me.
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Well there you go I wasn't for sure if the weights could be used again. I just thought they were strong as hell magnets.
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Double sided tape actually. Sometimes I am amazed they stay on at all.
they've always worked for me.
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Yeah that is amazing that they do stay on at all. I guess you learn something new every day.
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SteveTB03 wrote:I just thought they were strong as hell magnets.
The wheels are aluminum.
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JamesDowning wrote:SteveTB03 wrote:I just thought they were strong as hell magnets.
The wheels are aluminum.
LOL Steve like those aluminum magnets
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Junkyard near me sells just about any stock rim for $50(last time I bought from them), they will ship it to your door for a little extra.
http://www.aberdeenparts.com
online parts serch freature sucks best to call.
http://www.aberdeenparts.com
online parts serch freature sucks best to call.
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