? about procomp 8069

they guy i get my stuff from said that the procomp steel 16's you gotta grind the callipers, but if you go with the alloys(what i did) you wont have the issue. idk if that helps.

 

But I want to clean this thread up a little
before it might propagate further misinformation or confusion.

Wheeler's is no longer the sole distributor
of their special specification ordered wheel from
Pro Comp.

Would seem that Pro Comp saw the increased sales
that Wheeler's generated from the need to supply
correct fitting wheels for the 1st generation Toyota Tacoma's.
and so... Pro Comp has decided to market those within their
own sales...
And Wheeler's has had a falling out... and decided to discontinue
that line of wheel.

If you want the same black alloy that Wheeler's had Pro Comp make to their specifications...

The customer will need to know what that actual wheel model # is...
and so I am sharing that here... with all whom might care.

Pro Comp 8069 - 6883 (16 X 8 @ 4" BS / .11 offset Black alloy, lug centric)



^ this is the perfect wheel fit for first gen Tacoma's
if their owner might choose to roll 285/75/16 sized tires.
Easily clear the oem calipers...
as well... upgrade to the larger Tundra brakes
* ^ this upgrade is part#/year specific ( so don't think any Tundra caliper might work )

be prepared to do some sheet metal work, 2 1/2" Susp. lift
and if not tubing the fire wall for added clearance
one might think to enlist the help of a 1" body lift.

On road only... and they may work ok... with minimal trimming
and some BFH work.

As far as the newer generation...
I'll leave that up to those whom own that and wish to
explain the details of that.

btw... shopping around pays dividends...

in that I was able to purchase 5 of these wheels
for a reasonable cost of $ 608.20 (X5) tax/ship voided
and an additional coupon worth $ 5. off...
using a coupon they offered and accepted at checkout. code > 5off

this online store... myrubberneck.com

that is all.