NJ B.S. Thread

Yup. A few more things to get done.

Will also add bunks to carry my Kayak.

Then I’ll be ready for my new 2019 bass fishing tourney career. Lol.

 

the only concern I can think of is what kind if wheels you are using / lug nuts you need acorn vs conical

 

@Blackout14

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We can only confirm that the Tacoma uses a 6-5.5" bolt circle. The trailer version is built after a 1950s Chevy bolt circle with a modified 4.25" center bore. The center bore is not important other than the fact that the wheel must clear the center bore. Offset and other factors may come into play. Trailer axles are generally built to accept 0" to .50" wheels.

This shouldn’t be an issue right?

 

Did you use OEM lug nuts with your setup?

 

I’ll be fishing.

No such thing as a bad day of fishing.

 

Ok. I’m gonna order since you, Dave and Jimmy also ordered the same.

 

@Subway4X4
Dorman 610-343 Wheel Stud M12-1.50 Serrated Wheel Stud - 15.55mm Knurl, 46.5mm Length is what I replaced the hub lugs with to accept the oem lug nuts
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=Dorman+610-343&_sacat=0

 

Bad day fishing is better than a good day at work..

 

2x

 

@Blackout14 - did you have to change the trailer wheel studs to accommodate your wheels?

 

Good. Research has ended.

Now

 

@Subway4X4 /\ /\ /\ deja view

 

Anyone in here have a spare passenger side spindle laying around they’re willing to part with?

 

I have one but I’m not sure if it’s passenger or driver side I’ll have to look

 

If you could look that’d be awesome. It’s for @ilubtimmyhos

 

I’ll see if I can find it this evening

 

Thanks Craig, really appreciate it.

 

@Nimble9 still might have his spares.

 

@Subway4X4 i know I’m late to the party but you will be fine with the Tacoma wheels on trailer hubs. As stated earlier chevys use a smaller hub so if the trailer is Chevy specs you’d have plenty of clearence. Also just for future reference Tacoma’s technically use a metric 6x139 hub. Translated from Japanese that is 6x5.5 but if the guys sitting at the computer/ book reads Tacoma 6x139 and doesn’t know it’s the same that could lead to the confusion aswell.