SCS RAY10 wheels 16x8 & 17x8.5

Anybody with 16x8s on stock height? Post a photo…and how often do these become available? I’ve never seen wheels so hard to purchase?

 

Follow their IG, they usually announce when they drop stock and which exact ones are dropping.

 

here also

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/new-scs-inventory-subscription-thread.489572/

 

wrong quote, this for the guy looking for pics of stock height

 

16x8 -12 offset… always loved the Ray10s. Finally got them. Wanted F5s but the other half loved these more.
I have spidertrax 1.25” spacers and like the poke. with that said, I went with the viper cut to help with rubbing. I’ll be doing a CMC sometime this coming week. Bad rub on the cab and pinch weld at full lock. Tires are Nitto RG 265/75/16.

CHECK OUT MY INSTAGRAM for more mods and pictures: _whitetac0

 

315/70/17 TOYO Open Country M/T
-38mm 17x9, Matte Dark Bronze

 

Let's see that front shot!

 

17x8.5 finally got em!

 

So I just finished going over every post on the 286 pages. I felt like you all should know
Tons of great info and gorgeous pics!

 

how many are you guys are running this with stock suspension? whatd you have to cut or melt to avoid the rubbbing

 

I think it depends on how big and aggressive your tires are. Most people running stock tires (265/70/16 or 265/65/17) I read don’t have any issues. I went up a size (Falken ATW3 265/70/17) and rubbed a little bit on the fender liner at full lock but massaging the liner with the heat gun solved that problem almost entirely. I’m lifted now but I feel I could have gotten away without it.

 

FYI

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/stealth-knurling.736434/

 

I just got some 265/70/17 Falkens on some 17x8.5 F5's, I have the same issue, rubbing on full lock or in reverse. What part of the fender liner did you have to mold down? Is it a pretty easy process? I need to do it because the rubbing is annoying as hell

 

Here's where I was rubbing with 265/70/17 before I got a lift. I had the Steath 6' with -10mm

 

That’s exactly what I was going to say… just look for where the dirt is smeared/rubbed off. Then simply take a heat gun, gently heat the liner, push it back and let it cool.
I think @Rob Daman has a YouTube video on it. I’ll post it if I can find it.

 

https://youtu.be/HPgfjqOe6y8

 

I googled scs wheels and freeman toyota in tx popped up. Says email for availability, i emailed them about the rays 10, got a set of matte gunmetal 17x8.5 -10. Who would of thought toyota dealer had some in stock. Haha.

 

https://parts.freemantoyota.com/c-scs-wheels-19

 

They've had them on a rack for display in the parts area for years lol.