Topic: 24 series

[REG535]

What do you guys think of these wheels for a toy? THe power wagon 24 series. I like them i think  it would be sweet i am going to see how much they are, if anyone knows let me know how much, or if you like them or not 

[fordh8r]

They are pretty cool!    The important thing is that you like them. 

[REG535 [OP]]

Ya thats true, hehe, am think am going to get the in black, i hate the chrome rims on my yota that are on there now, i think these would be great. for some new wheels. 

[fordh8r]

Black wheels do have that sorta "mad max" look.     

[WHITE_TRASH]

Got a link to those?

[REG535 [OP]]

Ya its http://www.stocktonwheel.com/4wd_offroad.php there you go. i cant wait to buy them sometime when i get the cash. 

[Hammerhead]

Sorry but they won't work with Toyota running gear so you'll need lots of cash to get military axles too...

Power Wagon - 24 Series
         
For this wheel we manufacture a custom machined solid steel center. Available for the early Dodge, Ford, International, UniMog, Range Rover, and military running gear. Custom built to your specifications in rim sizes of 15x8 thru 16.5x14

[REG535 [OP]]

Oh i thought you could have them under toy axles, because you can get them any bolt pattern? i guess i was wrong 

[WHITE_TRASH]

You can get those in any bolt pattern under the sun.  They are from stockton wheel.. I think they are qualified to put another bolt pattern in there.... 

[jimbo74]

yup... stockton makes the wheels themselves, you can get them in any configuration you want

[REG535 [OP]]

thats what i thought yay! 

[Hammerhead]

That is a flat center wheel as used on Rockwells, Unimogs, Militaries, etc....  Read what Stockton wheels says about them.

Available in bolt circles of 6x7.25", 5x6-7/8", 5x8", 6x8.75" .

Aside from the fact that they don't offer that wheel in the Toyota bolt pattern a flat center wheel will not bolt to a Toyota hub because of the caliper.

[jimbo74]

That is a flat center wheel as used on Rockwells, Unimogs, Militaries, etc....  Read what Stockton wheels says about them.
Aside from the fact that they don't offer that wheel in the Toyota bolt pattern a flat center wheel will not bolt to a Toyota hub because of the caliper.

good point, but they can make the look you want.... you may not be able to get that exact wheel, but can easily get one similar to it to your application, whatever it may be

[WHITE_TRASH]

Meh, minor details...  With spacers they'll fit, with Sky's rotor spacer they'll fit too.  I understand that under "normal" circumstances there is no way they'd work but for a yota, there are no "normal" circumstances... 

[REG535 [OP]]

Gosh that sucks i didnt think about it all i saw was custom built to your specifications but then it says mitliarty running gear, i also cant spell haha. I guess i can call thme and see, 
Whats the best steel wheel do you guys think? i also like the procomp rockcrawler series wheels, what about Bart though? any others 

[WHITE_TRASH]

Bart makes nice and strong wheels.  Im happy with my unknown name black D hole wheels.  Ive seen a few such as cragars that are pretty thin and light but these ones are beef. 

[jimbo74]

if it is the look you want, there isnt an issue... stockton makes fien wheels and can make you anything you want... bart is fine as well

[Cheesemaker]

The thing about stockton wheel is they can put what ever BS you want on the wheels!  I'm not a huge fan of spacers for a DD but a nice set of 2" bs wheels would solve that issue. 

And you don't want a steel wheel that is flat in the middle.  They need to have that compression ring area!  There used to be a company that produced a totally flat surface where the lugnuts torqued down to.  And they had a high rate of falling off!
But a aluminum wheel can get away with it.

[REG535 [OP]]

Oh that makes sense, i will probally just go with procomp steel wheelies, or some high quailty but cheap steel black wheel. thanks for the info