NorCal Craigslist finds

Hey thanks for the reply. Preferably 265/70 or 265/75. This is my daily driver so MPG loss is sort of a concern. I may go to 285 if a deal came along

 

Per the Tacoma world rules I have to tell you to get 35s.

That’s all the help I can offer at the moment

 

Nice, yeah they do look nice but I got to park in a garage at work and I think 33's with a 2"-3" lift would be the max I could go. There's a guy on expedition portal with a first gen with 35's and it's pretty sick looking. Maybe a job change is needed so I could get 35's?

 

Not used but a set of 4 stealth 6 for $145 each ain't bad...
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/scs-blemished-wheels.264466/
Welcome to TW

 

Will have a set of Konig Countersteers in 16x8 for sale in the not too distant future. Can confirm they clear tundra breaks as well. Waiting on a Labor Day tire sale then pulling these and replacing with something new

 

KM3 still available

295/70/17
17-18/32nds

 

Next to 265s?

 

285s

 

Those are nice wheels. Do you know the offset?

 

I spocked this posting and was thinking about hitting him up. Says they're old casting and I'm not really sure what that means. I guess I should probably ask him directly. Thanks though for the suggestion.

 

Mud terrains right? I'd prefer all terrains for all around performance. I tried to find your original post with the cost. What do you want for those?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/norcal-craigslist-finds.179318/page-1195#post-21214371

 

I love a good cl find. 4 315/70/17 stmax
Almos new Well still had nobies.2018 and 2017 date stamp. Score $450

 

If anyone finds a supercharger let me know.
I've been seeing some but debating what the correct price to pay is. One down south has papers and history, with all parts. 2300
One in bakersfield two owner SC 1900 doesn't seem to have all parts

 

I’ll take them...

 

old casting is how they were all made prior to this spring... still top notch wheels. the new ones are now flow form casted, which is a more contemporary way of making high strength wheels, it's also more expensive so the prices have gone up. 90% of SCS wheels out there are the old style, and still some of the lightest and strongest wheels on the market. they are also local. you should call them.

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/B07SvTCAN20/?igshid=v13bqc957hdc

 

Any old-school audiophiles probably remember Earthquake...

I've got two 6" subs (one could use some more jb weld) that worked many years ago when I removed them... Anyone want to rock 'em?

Free.99

 

More free audio gems from yesteryear!

 

Mine (TW discount applies... make me an offer):

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/spo/6952726245.html